Software developer based in the UK, been doing this in a professional role for 5+ years, been coding since I was 13. C#, JavaScript, SQL, Vue, jQuery, etc, etc.
I would go for an ASP.NET Core MVC application. C# is it's backend. I'd likely go for an SQL database. Simple N-Tier architecture. Don't overthink the 'structure' so much. Your project will most likely mutate, use this project as a way of learning the best structures. I would also add that projects that are quite different to another will often be a different structure.
Hey Bill,
C# is great, as is .NET. The whole Azure integration is pretty impressive, as well. I like the structure of SQL with the ability to put json in there as well is very powerful.
Node has always scared me because it seemed chaotic and complex, as does NoSQL databases. So. I'm going to go with what scares me... Then the next one is C#
Software developer based in the UK, been doing this in a professional role for 5+ years, been coding since I was 13. C#, JavaScript, SQL, Vue, jQuery, etc, etc.
I suppose if your objective is to learn something new [assuming you have already used the aforementioned] then your choices are probably right. To be perfectly honest though, I see no benefit to using Node or NoSQL solutions over the previously mentioned technologies.
I will be intrigued to know what comes of this, let me know your thoughts later down the line in the project.
Good luck.
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As you know Jaimie, I'm a Microsoft advocate.
I would go for an ASP.NET Core MVC application. C# is it's backend. I'd likely go for an SQL database. Simple N-Tier architecture. Don't overthink the 'structure' so much. Your project will most likely mutate, use this project as a way of learning the best structures. I would also add that projects that are quite different to another will often be a different structure.
Hey Bill,
C# is great, as is .NET. The whole Azure integration is pretty impressive, as well. I like the structure of SQL with the ability to put json in there as well is very powerful.
Node has always scared me because it seemed chaotic and complex, as does NoSQL databases. So. I'm going to go with what scares me... Then the next one is C#
I suppose if your objective is to learn something new [assuming you have already used the aforementioned] then your choices are probably right. To be perfectly honest though, I see no benefit to using Node or NoSQL solutions over the previously mentioned technologies.
I will be intrigued to know what comes of this, let me know your thoughts later down the line in the project.
Good luck.