Open mrnams opened 5 years ago
webapp? build with react,vue,anglar?
Personally, I've had bad experiences trying to make Angular sites that also interact with .NET sites/code/projects and have them be stables, fast, and work properly. I would recommend either a Xamarin project so the app could work on UWP, Android, and iOS or a Blazor project; this is a website built using just .NET and can be setup to use server-side rendering which makes it more secure and reduces the load on mobile devices.
@dmarciano I had no problem at all, just make sure to use Typescript and some generator for your models and APIs 🙂... SPAs don't care what language you use for backend (C#, golang, rust, python)...
Blazor is still in an early stage so I wouldn't use it before the first stable client-side release. Xamarin is horrible to work with, sorry.
For native mobile app use flutter/react native or something else that's not C# ;) It's a more pleasant experience with a much more active community.
Blazor IMO is stable enough to use. I've built an entire, professional website with it which was used for contractors to create blueprints with project estimates, invoicing, client/project management, QuickBooks/Stripe integration along with a SQL and MongoDB. Blazor basically just compiled down to JS and uses SignalR for real-time communication, and can be designed either as a client-server model, REST service, or server-side rendering.
I am not sure this is right issue, We should have mobile app/website module, which will update delivery status. please provide links as solution