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The great .NET debate |
Thu, Dec 3 2015 11:43 AM | Permanent Link |
Douglas Lyman | From time to time I run into a prospective client who wants their project done in .NET because its the "standard." I would greatly appreciate any and all suggestions as to how to deal with the objection to using a product like EWB. References to compelling articles related to Javascript vs .NET would also be welcome.
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Thu, Dec 3 2015 2:14 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. timyoung@elevatesoft.com | Doug,
<< From time to time I run into a prospective client who wants their project done in .NET because its the "standard." I would greatly appreciate any and all suggestions as to how to deal with the objection to using a product like EWB. References to compelling articles related to Javascript vs .NET would also be welcome. >> .NET isn't used for writing single-page web applications, at least by itself. Therefore, the two aren't even in the same development category. .NET still requires the use of JS for dealing with the front-end application that runs in the browser. In other words, with EWB, you could still use .NET *on the back end*. So, if they have a bunch of existing .NET code that they would want to use, they can still keep it on the back end and not have to re-code it. Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Fri, Dec 4 2015 12:24 AM | Permanent Link |
Bill | Some customer of mine has the same question.
My answer is: do you want reinvent the wheel? Some consultant write all client app by hand to this customer. In fact, in MS VS you can integrate rich client application within a more complex project where data providing is done by a back end running on windows servers written, for instance, in C#. In my experience, you have to write by hand a big part of your JS rich client with problems connected to solve browser problems (versions, bug, different behaviour, and so on). If the back end is a standard, you can write it with a .net language and with a free library like JSON.NET, communicate with EWB. You can obtain quick (but very, very quick) demo that could be used to enforce customer requirements and/or apply test driven development and close quickly the development cycle. |
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