next learn step is kinda confusing
I'm choosing between two frameworks, asp.net or .net maui, and I don't know what's better than learning...
I thought about asp.net, but the learn path is quite confusing...
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asp will be more beneficial in the long run, i think
so about learn path
is so confusing...
Asp.net core, to be specific.
This will at the very least introduce MVC, Middlewear, authentication, APIs, EF Core/dapper, dependency injection,. logging, etc...
Define some simple project idea, e.g., IMDb clone, and try to Google your way to completing this project in asp.net core
There are more job postings for asp
Maui not so much
So what is difference between blazor or mvc in asp?
Blazor allows you to use MVVM, which is a different way of organizing your code
Additionally, blazor can run on a server, client (wasm), or hybridly (combinations of both)
You write your pages differently
Stack Overflow
Asp.net core blazor vs .net core mvc with razor
What is the architecture difference between working with razor vs blazor?
Documentation suggest that I have to write an Web Api when using blazor - is it still possible to pass model objects like in
I have a strong feeling that they might just end up killing maui
those are for 2 compeltely different things
they promised support for the next 10 years
oh they already promised
then my bad
And they promised that Win 10 is the last version
which is not a small promise
that wasnt official according to them
but i see your point
I swear to god, literally nobody talks about maui in other servers 
people talk about electron, tauri, etc over here all the time
like they don't even know about maui 
people talk about electron, tauri, etc over here all the time
like they don't even know about maui because MAUI isn't mature
yup
and web is much more dominant
thats unlikely to change
and it has a bad aftertaste since it is an evolution from Xamarin
+ the contraversy with Linux support
but were getting off topic for this post
you can move to #chat :)
indeed.
I suggest learning ASP.NET Core. Either do classic MVC Razor pages, which is the most demanded option. Or Blazor, which is awesome cool and sexy, but not so popular yet
thanks a lot