Anyone using the .NET stack?

I love dotnet core! C# is one of the best languages I've used wrt ergonomics and performance. .NET Core adds onto this by providing a whole ecosystem of mature, battle-tested libraries for common web / SaaS app requirements.

Nuget packages I like:

• EntityFramework - Seriously, don't need another ORM
• XUnit - For testing
• MediatR - For messaging (makes separation of concerns and CQRS easy!)
• DBUp - For data migrations (yes, I like to do things explicitly over implicitly)

Building:

I'm building SaaS Boilerplate for .NET Core and NextJS (Frontend / Web Tier). Found myself building the same things over and over again - authentication, payment integration, email infra, software architecture, etc. Thought it would speed my iterations up and others might find it helpful as well. https://cloudseed.xyz/

👋 I’m an experienced .NET architect. It is my preferred stack. I’m particularly excited about Blazor for the front-end.

Aside from the core packages I recommend checking out FluentAssertions for testing. AutoFixture.AutoMoq is great too for eliminating a lot of setup code in tests.

Following the playbook of starting with an info product I’m working on an ebook: https://StartBlazor.com

My longer term project is to build something in finance related to fundamental security analysis.

Yep, it's my go-to tech stack. It's a very robust platform and with the advent of .netcore, hosting is a lot cheaper than it used to be. Plus M$ are really pumping in the support for developers so a lot of the tools we used to have to pay for are now free -and really feature rich.

• Love .Net and it's community so great -although years gone by it was a lonely existence outside corporates
• Masses depending on what the requirement is from IoC, ORM, templating, sending SMS, broadcasting messages etc
• Sales order aggregation platform but we use it for e-commerce and loads of other stuff

I'm using Xamarin for the frontend of an app, and building it in C#. For the backend I'm using Elixir though.

I'm currently working on a project with a .NET backend, I'm using ASP.NET Boilerplate using an angular front-end, eventually, when my first iteration of this project is done, I'll most likely upgrade to ASP.NET Zero but don't want to make that investment just yet.

https://aspnetboilerplate.com/
https://aspnetzero.com/

I use dot net and love it. I know c# really well and that makes me very productive which is the important factor for me. I use react with typescript on the frontend and that combo works for me.

As far as nuget packages I use Dapper, fluent assertions, Xunit, and Voyager (my own package) to name a few.

I’ve used C# for MVC and now using Blazor server for the website and will be using Blazor web assembly for iOS/Android + website account sections.

Mainly just using MySQL/Newtonsoft Json & Amazon S3 packages.

Building a service platform and app (b2b and c2b).

I use .Net Core, SQL Server and Angular. I use a variety of nugets but mainly asp.net core identity and efcore

.Net Core backend, React front end has been my go-to for a while now. It’s great! C# is quite nice to work with. As for Nuget Packages I highly recommend Ardalis.ApiEndpoints. Also, I recommend checking out Microsoft’s sample repo, https://github.com/dotnet-architecture/eShopOnWeb It contains a lot of good ideas in terms of .Net architecture.

I’ve been working on cofisoftware.com for a few years now and we’ve enjoyed the .Net/React stack.

I am using .NET (C#) in most of my backend solutions. For my daytime job, I work as an consultant for various companies, and try to push the .NET stack as I can there, very successfully I might add. In one project, I even opted for a Razor Page setup, as the UI is quite simple and a SPA seemed like quite an overkill there ...

In my side hustle, I am building a small travel focused application called Itsy. All backend fuctionality is handled by a .NET webapi, using Cloud Firestore from Google as the persistent database.

Remotime is built using .NET for Android / iOS (Xamarin). Backend is using Azure Functions + CosmosDB.
Lots of goodies to get excited about for .NET 6, esp performance + .NET MAUI :)