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I'm currently experimenting with a stack combining assistance, ASP.NET Razor Pages, and htmx, specifically to avoid dealing with the complexities of the modern
by mmusc 3mo ago
I'm currently experimenting with a stack combining assistance, ASP.NET Razor Pages, and htmx, specifically to avoid dealing with the complexities of the modern frontend stack.
AI eliminates a lot of the tedium, grinding tasks, while HTML partials and htmx complement each other perfectly.
Not having to manage frontend framework, SSR states is incredibly liberating. Sprinkle in some vanillla js and redraw specific parts of the page as needed... done
- DANmode 3mo agoAre you open to opportunities?
- mmusc 3mo agonot at the moment :)
- bel8 3mo agoYou're on a good path. While consulting, I have seen .NET + htmx in production, but it was an internal tool used by thousands of folks (HR system). The 1ms response times and quick browser rendering due to no JS bloat put a smile on my face. I have since been planning to give C# backend + htmx frontend a go for a CRUD demo.