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I'm definitely a fan of SAFE, but also it's not hard to discount just regular 'ole JS/TS talking to a .NET backend. There's an incredible array of ecosystem lib
by phillipcarter 5y ago
I'm definitely a fan of SAFE, but also it's not hard to discount just regular 'ole JS/TS talking to a .NET backend. There's an incredible array of ecosystem libraries and tools that are much more mature than Blazor.
- ripley12 5y agoY'know, I've been building up my own "regular 'ole JS/TS talking to a .NET backend" solution lately: https://github.com/rgwood/MinimalWebView https://github.com/rgwood/MinimalWebView It's nice and lightweight but the friction of .NET-JS interop is constant. Blazor Server (hosted in-proc and served up to WebView2) is the nicest solution I've found so far but I'm very open to other suggestions.