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Can someone who's done it let me know the appeal of the Angular to Blazor migration? it seems a such a common pathway. I've used; React, Blazor and svelte prof
by DimmieMan 2y ago
Can someone who's done it let me know the appeal of the Angular to Blazor migration? it seems a such a common pathway.
I've used; React, Blazor and svelte professionally but never Angular. Sure, the node ecosystem has warts but I've found both the DX and end product of Blazor to be so wildly behind the JS ecosystem that I can't see myself choosing it again. Is there something uniquely bad about Angular or something?
- Kerrick 2y agoI think Visual Studio used to have a preset to generate a web application with a C# API and Angular front-end (perhaps because of its strong TypeScript culture?). In that case, there are a lot C# / .NET shops out there using Angular. For those teams it simplifies a lot to use one language.
- neonsunset 2y agoA bit of a tangent but .NET CLI is excellent and I find it more productive at project management/scaffolding/building/etc. It has quite a few useful templates for 'dotnet new' command. Though I found the Angular one a bit outdated back then, but perhaps this changed.