Currently learning ASP.NET Core, seems very well put together with quality first-party libraries. I miss Kotlin, but I suspect ASP.NET Core and Blazor SSR makes up for that.
Particularly excited by the fact that Blazor SSR lets you write server-side components. So I can have a statically typed language that lets me think about the UI in terms of components, and a DI container on hand for when I want to break business logic out into services. Love the flexibility all of those things coming together affords. EF Core seems really promising for persistence so far, though I need to play with it more.
Playing with their Identity framework last night I was able to get up and running despite being new to the ecosystem. Very good sign, most of the time integrating auth as a newcomer to a lot of languages ends up being way more than 2 hours worth of work.
Particularly excited by the fact that Blazor SSR lets you write server-side components. So I can have a statically typed language that lets me think about the UI in terms of components, and a DI container on hand for when I want to break business logic out into services. Love the flexibility all of those things coming together affords. EF Core seems really promising for persistence so far, though I need to play with it more.
Playing with their Identity framework last night I was able to get up and running despite being new to the ecosystem. Very good sign, most of the time integrating auth as a newcomer to a lot of languages ends up being way more than 2 hours worth of work.