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I just love Vue. Maybe I never gave react enough of a chance, but I've almost never had any issues with learning or developing using Vue. React has always felt

I just love Vue. Maybe I never gave react enough of a chance, but I've almost never had any issues with learning or developing using Vue. React has always felt like chore. I'm still probably technically a junior dev, so I haven't gotten too far into the weeds. But I was able to put together a fully functioning point of sale web app with dotnet core and vue, and I'm still not totally sure how it came together so beautifully.

robodale 7y ago
Holy crap, you wrote what I was thinking, except I've done web development since 2000. I've ditched all other javascript frameworks and am now all Vue, all the time (with a little vanilla js thrown in when needed). Coincidentally, I've built a .NET core web app as well, with Vue.js handling nearly the entire UI. It's lightening fast since I'm letting .NET handle the backend and Vue handle the frontend. I built the entire thing on my little Macbook Air. Hit me up if you want to talk shop sometime. I'm sure the ruby, python, rust folks are snickering...but .NET Core + Vue.js is an A-List webdev stack as fas as I'm concerned.
- neilsimp1 7y ago
  Our teams at my work have recently adopted this stack. We're now building 4-5 apps this way and I couldn't be happier.
- untog 7y ago
  What makes .NET core particularly notable in this pairing? I don't think any Ruby/Python/etc folks will be snickering, but if all we're talking about is a REST API (or similar) connecting to a Vue frontend then the idea is pretty backend agnostic.
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- caleblloyd 7y ago
  I have written a few .NET Core web apps, some with React frontends and one with a Vue frontend. I am using Blazor for the first time in a .NET Core 3 app and I don't think I can ever go back to a JS Framework. If you like Vue then give Blazor a try, it's similar component-wise except Razor components functions are C# instead of JavaScript. Only downside is browser support as client-side Blazor is experimental and compiled to WebAssembly. Server-side Blazor streaming is GA though, and it is widly supported if your consumers generally have fast connections, such as Enterprise uses.
- shanemlk 7y ago
  I can’t seem to find messaging on here. My email is shanemkunz@gmail. I send you what I’ve been working on.
agumonkey 7y ago
Vue lands in the human-centric tool bag. It feels pleasurable enough to write for you. It's probably not as solid as react but it doesn't feel like a chore.

robodale 7y ago

Holy crap, you wrote what I was thinking, except I've done web development since 2000. I've ditched all other javascript frameworks and am now all Vue, all the time (with a little vanilla js thrown in when needed). Coincidentally, I've built a .NET core web app as well, with Vue.js handling nearly the entire UI. It's lightening fast since I'm letting .NET handle the backend and Vue handle the frontend. I built the entire thing on my little Macbook Air. Hit me up if you want to talk shop sometime. I'm sure the ruby, python, rust folks are snickering...but .NET Core + Vue.js is an A-List webdev stack as fas as I'm concerned.

neilsimp1 7y ago
Our teams at my work have recently adopted this stack. We're now building 4-5 apps this way and I couldn't be happier.
untog 7y ago
What makes .NET core particularly notable in this pairing? I don't think any Ruby/Python/etc folks will be snickering, but if all we're talking about is a REST API (or similar) connecting to a Vue frontend then the idea is pretty backend agnostic.
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caleblloyd 7y ago
I have written a few .NET Core web apps, some with React frontends and one with a Vue frontend. I am using Blazor for the first time in a .NET Core 3 app and I don't think I can ever go back to a JS Framework. If you like Vue then give Blazor a try, it's similar component-wise except Razor components functions are C# instead of JavaScript. Only downside is browser support as client-side Blazor is experimental and compiled to WebAssembly. Server-side Blazor streaming is GA though, and it is widly supported if your consumers generally have fast connections, such as Enterprise uses.
shanemlk 7y ago
I can’t seem to find messaging on here. My email is shanemkunz@gmail. I send you what I’ve been working on.

agumonkey 7y ago

Vue lands in the human-centric tool bag. It feels pleasurable enough to write for you. It's probably not as solid as react but it doesn't feel like a chore.