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> .NET had a feature where you could essentially code as if you were writing a form application in C# and it would compile to a web form and wire up JavaScript,
by pkos98 5y ago
> .NET had a feature where you could essentially code as if you were writing a form application in C# and it would compile to a web form and wire up JavaScript, HTML and CSS so you never had to learn anything about web technologies.
So does JVM now :). But with a more en-vogue API.
https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2021/05/technology-preview-jetpack-compose-for-web/ https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2021/05/technology-preview...
- overtomanu 5y agoI think jsp/jsf were the equivalent to ASP on java side
- alexjplant 5y agoIf memory serves vanilla JSPs were largely stateless but JSF was pretty much the Java version of Web Forms. Obviously it being JVM it required a lot more bootstrapping since it was less opinionated/OSS but the effect was largely identical.