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I'm a JS/PHP dev turned C# dev and I really just hate having to touch JS these days. For some internal systems we've needed to do some JS to customize Microsoft
by pathartl 6y ago
I'm a JS/PHP dev turned C# dev and I really just hate having to touch JS these days. For some internal systems we've needed to do some JS to customize Microsoft's Dynamics 365 platform. I opted to write everything in C# and transpile down to JS via Bridge.NET.
It results in a multi-megabyte JS file, but you know what? My code is clean and organized. I can make use of things like reflection and OOP. I'm honestly very hopeful for Blazor and the future of front end development that isn't so reliant on a language that was really not designed with its current scale in mind.