I am a software developer living in Bordeaux. I am a .NET and Azure enthusiast, primarly coding in C# but I like to discover other languages and technologies too.
@girlie_mac
Really interesting post. I am glad to see that tooling for developing Teams app is finally more enterprise-ready (it took quite a long time unfortunately).
A few questions thought:
What about supporting other back and front-end frameworks ? It seems only React is supported for the front-end and only node.js for the back-end. What about using vue.js for the frontend and ASP.NET Core for the backend ?
This extension for vscode seems very active in terms of developement, what about extensions for other IDEs (Visual Studio 2022, Rider ...). The VS2019 extension seems way behind vs code extension
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Thank you Alexandre for your feedback!
True, it would be nice to support more langs and frameworks. and I am certainly let the teams know your requests!
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I am a software developer living in Bordeaux. I am a .NET and Azure enthusiast, primarly coding in C# but I like to discover other languages and technologies too.
Great. Thanks for the information. @girlie_mac
. One thing that I would love is to be able to :
not only be limited to a node.js backend when doing a react / vue / angular front, it's not because I develop with a JavaScript framework that I want my back to be node.js, I want to be able to have an ASP.Net Core API with a vue.js front for instance
not only be limited to to razor / blazor in Visual Studios 2022. Yes doing C# in the back and the front is great but that's not necessarily the way we develop web application today. Often we use a JavaScript framework for the front and ASP.NET Core for the back
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@girlie_mac Really interesting post. I am glad to see that tooling for developing Teams app is finally more enterprise-ready (it took quite a long time unfortunately).
A few questions thought:
Thank you Alexandre for your feedback!
True, it would be nice to support more langs and frameworks. and I am certainly let the teams know your requests!
@techwatching Okay, I can share some part of our roadmap for you!
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Great. Thanks for the information.
@girlie_mac . One thing that I would love is to be able to :