Meh.
From .NET Core 2.1 + Angular 5/6 to .NET Core 6.0 Web API + Angular 12/13 on the front-end = Total Win.
No need for changing what works. Svelte? React? Web Components? Naaaah, I am good.
From .NET Core 2.1 + Angular 5/6 to .NET Core 6.0 Web API + Angular 12/13 on the front-end = Total Win.
No need for changing what works. Svelte? React? Web Components? Naaaah, I am good.
If other people are doing the Frontend, I don't care what they use. I just show them the data contracts and wish them good luck.
They complains the framework you use isn't shiny enough. While in practice, things they write using these shiny frameworks performs outright painfully.
It's really a weird trend that everyone just run for the newest thing and forgot why these are invented for at first place.
But the reality, the issue is them not 'understanding/knowing/being able to build semi-good software.
Think about it - you have the Fed literally printing money, then many VCs giving MILLIONS to half-assed, barely functioning prototypes.
The idea is not there, the craftsmanship is not there - it's just a bunch of kids on Adderall slapping some nice-looking UI and getting paid.
Guess what the thing they like to talk about is - the technology behind it because sure as hell it doesn't solve any business need.
It is hilarious.