I would. MS has had a storied past when it comes to frontend tech, but rather than diverging and dying, what we seem to see now is convergence of a coherent te

I would. MS has had a storied past when it comes to frontend tech, but rather than diverging and dying, what we seem to see now is convergence of a coherent technical vision (and some pruning as a result). They look the same on the surface, but the result is totally different. The latest version achieves exactly what every strung-together implementation of a moderately complex SPA architecture has aimed for in the past decade: fast initial render, low latency interactivity, low server load. They did it in a way that still plays moderately well with the existing JS ecosystem. They did in in a way where everything you do can be airlifted to the desktop or mobile via MAUI Blazor Hybrid. And some of the underlying pieces that are coming along to make this possible are incredible. (Go check out some of the stuff they're doing in the wasm/WASI space.)