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You may be able to get away with writing some of your business logic in VB.NET, but the actual endpoints, and likely many things around it, must be C#. F# at l
by Kwpolska 2y ago
You may be able to get away with writing some of your business logic in VB.NET, but the actual endpoints, and likely many things around it, must be C#.
F# at least is officially supported for ASP.NET Core, and has official ASP.NET Core templates in Visual Studio.
- pjmlp 2y agoTry to use the Blazor ones without community helper libraries, both languages aren't without issues. That is why I point that the change of meaning in C from CLR.