You can build a .NET application without being locked in the usual MS ecosystem. I am building a greenfield SAAS product in .NET with VueJS and Postgres. Will deploy on AWS, Cloudflare etc.
Fair point, and using VueJS with Postgres is a great way to decouple the frontend and data layers from the MS ecosystem. My concern was more about the 'default' path many teams take when they go full-stack .NET, but your approach proves that the runtime itself is now truly cross-platform and flexible. Glad to see more people breaking the traditional vendor-lock patterns.
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You can build a .NET application without being locked in the usual MS ecosystem. I am building a greenfield SAAS product in .NET with VueJS and Postgres. Will deploy on AWS, Cloudflare etc.
Fair point, and using VueJS with Postgres is a great way to decouple the frontend and data layers from the MS ecosystem. My concern was more about the 'default' path many teams take when they go full-stack .NET, but your approach proves that the runtime itself is now truly cross-platform and flexible. Glad to see more people breaking the traditional vendor-lock patterns.