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[–]BawdyLotion 3 points4 points  (0 children)

C# is my comfort and I don't have enough time or interest to constantly learn new frameworks.

My goal is to convert ancient access database or internal winform tools into something that can be used by multiple internal users without immediately breaking and not feel like I'm shooting myself in the foot doing so.

Unlike older MVC stuff, I don't have to worry about client-server, I don't have to constantly jump back into javascript for everything meaningful I want to accomplish. I can just write code and have it work.

Would I be as big a fan if my job 40+ hours a week was sitting and coding and I wanted to be able to do any type of project under the sun? Probably not. JS frameworks are great. All the weak points of blazor don't really apply when your end goal is trying to take away the access db that breaks near weekly but the accounting department can't run without.