@StephenKing Sir, I am a big fan of your writings. The Dead Zone is at the top of my favorite list. However, this is not the time to play the blame game. An assassination attempt was made on the ex-president of U.S.A.
@FSazanavets C# is my fav...why? Because of .net f/w and Anders Hejlsberg, who brought goodies from Turbo Pascal, Delphi, and others that I like, to C#.
@BenSassiAladin#JavaScript frameworks got their act together with ng2+, Vue.js, React. I dont think so JS will be the past any time soon. As many agreed here, #WASM/#BLAZOR like frameworks adoption rate will decide JS fate.
@DanSchnau@chris_sainty most of the grid functionality(pager control, pagination etc..) is happening in reusable component. still working on taking column level filtering from consuming component to the reusable component. Need to work on filtering on generic list<TableItem>. #blazor#wasm#clientside
Developing #BLAZOR#WASM apps using #VS2019 is so refreshing. Code, Build and deploy is so simple compared to ng2+. Not missing node, ng cli, npm, JS/TS at all...😀
@BlazorGuy@edandersen@DavideGuida82 exactly until modern JS frameworks like ng, react and Vue, JS framework churn was so much that developers got dejected. jquery alleviated the pain a bit. #blazor esp #wasm has potential to compete with modern JS frameworks. #productivtyfirst
@wleme@devtalkhomies well ppl jumped on silverlight with so many disadvantages. ppl will realize the #clientside#blazor#wasm benefits...it is just matter of time. wasm blazor is best suited, if download times are not an issue especially lob intranet apps.