Hey fellow .NET developers! I’m wondering about your frontend choices for the coming years. With .NET 8 powering our backends, what’s your top pick for the frontend?
Are you Team JavaScript with React, Angular, or Vue? Or are you all in on C# with Blazor?
I’m torn between the JS frameworks’ big communities and Blazor’s .NET integration. If you could pick anything for your next project, what would it be?
Share your experiences! What works well? Any challenges you’ve faced? I’d love to hear some real-world stories.
Let’s chat about building awesome web apps in 2025 and beyond!
As a .NET developer who’s worked with various frontend technologies, I’d recommend React for projects in 2025 and beyond. Its component-based architecture and vast ecosystem make it incredibly versatile. While Blazor is promising, React’s maturity and widespread adoption give it an edge for complex applications. I’ve found that React’s learning curve is manageable for .NET developers, and its performance optimizations are top-notch. The ability to leverage TypeScript also bridges the gap for those used to strongly-typed languages. That said, the choice ultimately depends on your specific project requirements and team expertise.
hmm, interesting discussion! have you guys tried vue.js? i’ve been playing with it lately and its pretty neat. the learning curve feels gentler than react, and the reactivity system is super intuitive. what do you think about its future in the .net ecosystem? anyone here used it with asp.net core?
blazor all the way! been using it for a year now and its awesome. no more context switching between languages, just c# everywhere. performance is great too. only downside is smaller ecosystem compared to react, but its growing fast. definitely worth trying if ur a .net dev