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Tech recommendations for quick web UI (Microsoft stack)?

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    Tech recommendations for quick web UI (Microsoft stack)?

    I am exploring options to develop a web UI as quickly as possible (Microsoft/Azure Stack). Any recommendations?
    Last edited by BigDataPro; 7 November 2023, 09:57.

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    Are you asking the right question, be more precise. TypeScript was born of Microsoft and I think MS went in the Angular camp as far as UI frameworks are concerned.

    What does Azure have to do with UI?

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      #3
      To do what?

      Would an out the box CMS "do", or one of these "web site in a box" type websites?

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        #4
        Originally posted by jmo21 View Post
        To do what?

        Would an out the box CMS "do", or one of these "web site in a box" type websites?
        Out of box CMS would do, it's for the client's internal usage. I can customise it. I thought of developing with Django, RoR, Node.js but it will take time due to its 3 tier layers.

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          #5
          It's not pretty, but PowerApps ticks that box.

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            #6
            Originally posted by churchillsnip View Post
            It's not pretty, but PowerApps ticks that box.
            It's also not cheap...
            merely at clientco for the entertainment

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              #7
              Originally posted by BigDataPro View Post

              Out of box CMS would do, it's for the client's internal usage. I can customise it. I thought of developing with Django, RoR, Node.js but it will take time due to its 3 tier layers.
              I'd use umbraco, Create the front end in any framework you want - either straight HTML with bootstrap or react/vue/angular Umbraco is .net and easily expanded and v10 upwards is all .net core and runs fine in azure.

              If you're asking about a frontend framework that you can pick up quickly I'd go with Vue - you can do the whole site using it, or just drop it into individual pages - use it as much or as little as you like.

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