I've been using .NET for backend since .NET Core 1.1 and I agree. Once that learning curve with ASP.NET Core passes, it's a really powerful tool. Middlewares give more accessibility compared to something like NestJS. I rolled out my own set of middlewares for Identity rather than Microsoft Identity (which is an overkill for smaller projects). Proxy setups like Ocelot makes it easy to assemble complex micro servers that will ensure all your microservers are behind an authentication system. React + ASP.NET Core for FE + BE is THE perfect combo for me.
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I've been using .NET for backend since .NET Core 1.1 and I agree. Once that learning curve with ASP.NET Core passes, it's a really powerful tool. Middlewares give more accessibility compared to something like NestJS. I rolled out my own set of middlewares for Identity rather than Microsoft Identity (which is an overkill for smaller projects). Proxy setups like Ocelot makes it easy to assemble complex micro servers that will ensure all your microservers are behind an authentication system. React + ASP.NET Core for FE + BE is THE perfect combo for me.