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I like .NET, and I believe Blazor represents an unique capability for that tech stack, but using Blazor essentially means eschewing all the traditional web stac

I like .NET, and I believe Blazor represents an unique capability for that tech stack, but using Blazor essentially means eschewing all the traditional web stack tooling that was built up around TS/JS during the past decade for proprietary Microsoft weirdness.

jcmontx 3y ago
> proprietary Microsoft weirdness .NET (and Blazor) has been open source for at least 7 years now
- ajryan 3y ago
  Call it Blazor weirdness then. This obviously wasn’t a swipe at Microsoft being closed, just a point that Blazor stuff is not general standard web stuff.
- cxr 3y ago
  Something can be both open source and proprietary. Flex has been open source for even longer. Still proprietary. See also: XUL.