Nothing wrong with React or Vue.js if you know how to use them.
I know how to use them both and there's a lot wrong with them (mainly that they're not written in c#)
I have a .NET background and I still prefer Vue for a front end framework. MS tools in the backend are great, but I love how simple Vue is especially compared to the fatty Angular and React.
If React is fatty use Preact
https://preactjs.com/
Huh, this looks super cool.
I meant that Angular was fatty and Vue is still kinda simplistic compared to React. I honestly hate Angular, React is good.
I gave ASP.NET a go without having any previous knowledge in any C languages - bad idea.
I can vouch for the documentation being atrocious but I'm sure I'll revisit it in the future. For now I'm going to invest time into Node.js
APS.NET Core 2.0 is also relatively new - so there is very little unofficial documentation
Does anyone have any experience with using vue.js side by side with a .net core web app? I am not wanting a SPA or a full on javascript environment.
I know Garry has done something like this for the forums but not sure if he uses the full vue backend or still uses razor partially for some front end stuff.
<script>
var forum = new Vue( { el: '#forum' } );
</script>
Is he loading the information through razor and just morphing the data to json for Vue or using ajax calls to load the data.
At my dev job we use ASP.NET and this is a major enterprise.
I absolutely loathed the older versions of asp.net with the hilariously broken identity system. I've managed to install dotnet-sdk on arch and whip up a test server in no time. I just can't do PHP because everything feels so disgusting about it. And I don't like how javascript is trying to invade everything. It should have stayed on browser clients because there's way too many react/electron based apps that have zero regards into memory optimization. I don't like "desktop" apps that take a half gig on idle.
Php has a dependency manager composer and code first migrations as well if you use laravel. Not that i'm saying PHP is the best, but it also has these things you talk about.
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