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Unironically, if you want something as mature as Rails, with batteries included, and static typing, the closest in my mind is aspnet core. It’s honestly a real
by pjerem 1y ago
Unironically, if you want something as mature as Rails, with batteries included, and static typing, the closest in my mind is aspnet core.
It’s honestly a really underrated framework, smartly designed, with probably the best ORM that exists and a great ecosystem.
Unfortunately, the documentation is painfully bad and the Getting Started guides are really boring compared to Rails or Django.
There may also be Laravel but I can’t say anything about it since I never tried it.
- christophilus 1y agoLINQ is the thing I miss most in every other stack I’ve used. It’s a thing of beauty even if you don’t use EF.
- Capricorn2481 1y agoLike you say, trying to learn to do something in Asp.net core can feel like pulling teeth. I'm usually surprised to find there's a first party library that does what I need, yet I couldn't find it for hours. I have complaints about Laravel, but I think it's a lot easier to find examples, and modern PHP has static typing improvements. But I would much rather use C#