Ask HN: What's the time-tested web framework for 2018?
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Well, if you're looking for time-tested then ASP.NET MVC is s viable option.
If you wanted to walk a bit more on the wild side, you could opt for .NET Core. It's not as mature as the main .NET framework, but over the past year a lot of people have moved projects over to it, and it feels mature enough to do standard web stuff.
If you wanted to walk a bit more on the wild side, you could opt for .NET Core. It's not as mature as the main .NET framework, but over the past year a lot of people have moved projects over to it, and it feels mature enough to do standard web stuff.
My hesitation with almost anything Typescript is the fleeting pace of new frameworks, versions and deprecation of old ones-- React Router is already v4 for instance. How many npm packages will still be around and supported in 2 years?
Java/Spring? Maybe. But now that Oracle has announced what amounts to pretty quick deprecation for JDK 8 and beyond, its stability is no longer beyond reproach.