> Quick onboarding for new team members, especially for the .NET developers working on the old desktop application.
Yeah, unless you have a sufficient base of React (or at least JS) devs to shepherd this, this is obviously going to be a problem for choosing anything that isn't .NET, and the further from their existing .NET experience it is, the worse it will be.
.NET is a workable web app platform, even for isomorphic apps via Blazor. If immediate onboarding of .NET devs was a key requirement, .NET was the obvious answer.
Yeah, unless you have a sufficient base of React (or at least JS) devs to shepherd this, this is obviously going to be a problem for choosing anything that isn't .NET, and the further from their existing .NET experience it is, the worse it will be.
.NET is a workable web app platform, even for isomorphic apps via Blazor. If immediate onboarding of .NET devs was a key requirement, .NET was the obvious answer.