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Same. The only JS I have to write anymore is for some customization on top of a CRM platform we use. For that I've decided to go with Bridge.NET. They've build
by pathartl 7y ago
Same. The only JS I have to write anymore is for some customization on top of a CRM platform we use. For that I've decided to go with Bridge.NET. They've build .NET libraries based on typings so it has support for almost everything.
The resulting JS is FAT, don't get me wrong, but since this is for internal use and it's heavily cached, I don't mind having our users download a 3MB JS file.