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Judging by the article, this project likely started before Blazor was released, however, I have to agree that .NET should have been the obvious choice. Maybe th
by ezzzzz 6y ago
Judging by the article, this project likely started before Blazor was released, however, I have to agree that .NET should have been the obvious choice. Maybe the author wasn't able to decide this, but I wouldn't consider an SPA for an enterprise app unless there was a very good reason. Stick to boring stuff that works. Leave the bleeding edge stuff for side-projects and startups.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Maybe the author wasn’t able to decide this, but I wouldn’t consider an SPA for an enterprise app unless there was a very good reason. I’m on a team that has (I feel) been relatively productive with SPAs backed by serverless microservices in an enterprise environment, but its largely greenfield. And, frankly, at this point, the major SPA frameworks are really “boring stuff that works”.
- switch007 6y agoBy major SPA frameworks you mean e.g. Angular?