u/ze-fernando

Looking for work (freelance or permanent)

I am a .Net developer with 4 years of experience in the field. I'm looking for a job or freelance work; I know mobile, web, desktop, etc.

I don't speak fluent English, but I can communicate well. I've left my links below.

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u/ze-fernando — 8 hours ago
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Blazor + Alpine

I’m planning a new project and would like some feedback on the stack choice.

My goal is to go as “full C#” as possible while keeping JavaScript to a minimum. I also want to avoid WebAssembly and avoid a heavy initial bundle.

The project is fairly simple:

A landing page (with some animations) An admin panel for task management Drag and drop functionality for tasks

What I’m considering right now:

Blazor SSR (Server-Side Rendering) Alpine.js for lightweight interactivity Tailwind CSS for styling Possibly HTMX or Blazor “Enhanced Navigation” (I’m not fully familiar with it yet)

My main concerns are:

Keeping the initial load fast Avoiding unnecessary complexity Still having smooth UI interactions (especially drag and drop in the admin panel)

Has anyone tried a similar setup? Would Blazor SSR + Alpine + HTMX make sense together, or is it better to stick to one interaction model?

Any advice or real-world experience would be appreciated.

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u/ze-fernando — 4 days ago