It's nice that .NET has kept the number of web frameworks somewhat limited. They had the unfortunate ASP.NET Web Forms, than course corrected to ASP.NET MVC (wh

It's nice that .NET has kept the number of web frameworks somewhat limited. They had the unfortunate ASP.NET Web Forms, than course corrected to ASP.NET MVC (which was solid but had too many API variations during the .NET core era), and now offer the really slick Blazor framework that lets you use C# on both the server and client... I hope it gains more industry momentum and Microsoft keeps investing in it.