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I recently started doing some front-end stuff using C# with Blazor [0]. As UI component library I'm using MudBlazor [1]. I think it's very easy to create a bea
by wsc981 2y ago
I recently started doing some front-end stuff using C# with Blazor [0]. As UI component library I'm using MudBlazor [1].
I think it's very easy to create a beautiful app this way. You can still use CSS if you want, but don't really need it to start out.
If you want to style an app, just adjust a couple of colors (primary, secondary, surface, background, ...) of the theme and the app looks quite different already. I believe the color scheme is based on Material design, as such, many (shades of) colors will be automatically calculated based on the couple of colors you choose.
Of course you can also change fonts, icon font, etcetera to further customize the app.
The best thing about this approach from my POV is that you don't have to deal with much JavaScript, CSS, HTML ... (though the option is still there when needed).
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[0]: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blaz...
[1]: https://mudblazor.com https://mudblazor.com