❔ asp.net core with angular or blazor which pick?
i wonder what is better to start new projects... asp.net with angular or asp.net with blazor
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well the pros of blazor is that everything's in C#, so you can share DTO's within the FE and BE
no idea what your idea of "fast job" is though
my bad i mean to start new projects
I mean, either or works? If you have a fairly simple front end, you can probably pump out projects in blazor a bit easier
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I don't really understand your question. Define "better"
i mean which this combinations are better to projects...
Are you working in a team? How large is your team? Are there any functional requirements for these projects? Is it customer facing? How many users will your projects have? etc..
"better" is subjective to your requirements
for personall use
Angular isn't so hot nowadays
Do it with blazor
Or try choosing something like React or Vue
so what u personall work in?
If I need web, I choose blazor
But I'm not really a web dev. I primarily do desktop development
i want to learn web dev for hybrid apps i founded some courses
What do you mean by hybrid apps?
Like web/desktop?
Or progressive web Apps?
progressive
bcs u can run everywhere where is internet in near native speed
Then why not take it a step further and do PWA + WASM
And you can run a web app even if you don't have internet access
That's where blazor client comes in handy
idk instagram is progresiive web app
and twitter too
ehm sorry
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So is draw.io
And this is a great example of an app type could use offline
Sp it depends on what you are creating, of course, but don't throw the options of WASM out the window. You can enhance your user experience by allowing it to run without an internet connection
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