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The jump from JS to the microsoft world is always hard. Hell, jumping from anywhere into microsoft environments has to be hard. No surprise that it was a diffic
by onli 3y ago
The jump from JS to the microsoft world is always hard. Hell, jumping from anywhere into microsoft environments has to be hard. No surprise that it was a difficult transition if that wasn't in your background so far. The docs alone will cause a culture shock!
> But for me, with a project with increasingly complex display logic and validation
It always sucks if the requirements are not clear in the beginning, if the dev can't anticipate how they will grow in advance?
But what has validation to do with it? That's completely backend, how would that have been easier with React+Next?
> As an aside, I was surprised that getting HMR with C# is kind of a pain.
Proper systems dynamically interpret their templates on every request in dev mode because of this, like Ruby/Sinatra does.
- tantalor 3y agoWhat is HMR? Is it edit/refresh?
- wickedsickeune 3y agoHot Module Reload, changing the code in a "module" and not having to refresh the whole page.
- threatofrain 3y agoIMO validation / boundary code ought be shared between frontend and backend.
- skydhash 3y agoYou can never trust the client. The only thing that you can do is warning about bad input, aka UI decorations.
- Alano13 3y agoSorry, but what’s wrong with microsoft docs?
- onli 3y agoDidn't necessarily say they is something wrong with them :) Though in this specific case the ones I skimmed did not look very useful, and in general they are organized quite differently than FOSS projects usually organize their code, was my impression so far.