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I can see why the author is drawing this conclusion... I wrote ASP.NET controls for a long time, and I see a lot of similarities in how I structure react compo
by dev360 9y ago
I can see why the author is drawing this conclusion...
I wrote ASP.NET controls for a long time, and I see a lot of similarities in how I structure react components and how I would have written WebControls in ASP.NET.
I think in hindsight, my conclusion/realization from reading this article is that the lost opportunity for Microsoft was to re-invent the whole presentation layer with things like WPF and Silverlight, instead of trying to make it actually fit within the technology stack that people had settled on (HTML/CSS/JS).
- tonyedgecombe 9y agoWPF came out in 2005 I seem to remember, they must have been developing it for several years before that. I don't think the HTML/CSS/JS thing had been settled on back then.
- styfle 9y agoThis was actually how I pitched it to my ASP.NET dev team: "React Components are WebControls for the front-end"