I know Angular well enough to build apps with it. Do you think I should still learn Blazor?
When I started learning .NET, I realised that a lot of jobs required you to have both Angular and .NET core experience. However it doesnt make sense to use two languages when one language can do both. Do you think I should stick to using Angular or should I switch to Blazor because it built for the .NET ecosystem
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I believe it would make sense to check it out. Angular is falling off, react is something you also have experience with, but I've heard even that is dying
Entirely depends on what you are trying to do, Blazor doesn't 1:1 replace SPAs so knowing both would be useful
I dunno, the web frameworks are as stable as bitcoin
I would argue that Angular/React/Vue are very stable, I'm not sure what you mean by that
I have learned react too. But a lot of jobs put Angular as a requirement
Oh okay. What advantage do you think blazor might have over Angular from your experience
Okay.. I see
I would use Blazor when making an internal application that doesn't need to be as reactive
I don't have a huge amount of experience with it, but my understanding is that is when it is best
It is also a newer tech so fewer jobs are going to require Blazor
Okay, I understand, For server side applications
Okay, Thanks this has been helpful.