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Svelte + Typescript & Tailwind, .NET 7, SQLite. Why? Mainly because I'm familiar with them, and would be most productive with these. I'd almost like to reach
by ducharmdev 4y ago
Svelte + Typescript & Tailwind, .NET 7, SQLite.
Why? Mainly because I'm familiar with them, and would be most productive with these.
I'd almost like to reach for Blazor, but if it's at all public-facing, I don't think I can justify using Blazor at this time.
- PaulWaldman 4y ago>I'd almost like to reach for Blazor, but if it's at all public-facing, I don't think I can justify using Blazor at this time. What are your concerns with Blazor for public facing apps?
- ducharmdev 4y agoTry navigating to the site for the Blazor material design library, MudBlazor, on a mobile browser: https://mudblazor.com https://mudblazor.com As much as I want Blazor to work out well, those load times are too abysmal for me to seriously consider Blazor outside of internal apps.
- noveltyaccount 4y agoI wonder how well mud Blazor works in a MAUI Blazor app when it's all packaged locally and compiled to native.
- ducharmdev 4y agoProbably great if I had to guess; I've also used Tailwind in a MAUI Blazor app to great effect. The only thing is: there is no DOM for MAUI Blazor components (only HTML & CSS are valid), but since Mud components work for Blazor server okay I'd imagine that wouldn't cause any issues. Honestly I think this is where Blazor really shines: not in a web app, but as an alternative to the old XAML-based UIs - or even better, an alternative to Electron for desktop app development.
- SIRHAMY 4y agoOh wow - I thought it was broken. Nope, just loading.