Monday, December 31, 2018

Coming from having done a few projects in Java/Spring Boot/BIRT Reporting over the years, I'm looking for seasoned advice as I'm delving into a .NET Core project. Razor vs React and a solid Reporting tool, or solution that would fit nicely.

The client wants to stick to the. NET ecosystem. Having done a number of ASP.NET MVC / WebApi projects in the past. This is my first .NET Core app. This is a small to medium internal app, for up to 50 or so concurrent users.

I'm thinking of using React for the view (maybe just stick with Razor Views?), .NET Core for the controllers/backend/database access (of course). However, there isn't a clear path to implement reports. I can't use an SSRS Server/Services for this, and other reporting solutions for .NET seems to jump off SSRS or cost quite a bit for just a single license (DevExpress, Syncfusion etc).

BIRT Reporting was great with Java .. open source and fairly intuitive and got the job done nicely and quickly. Write your SQL query and drop the report control into your page.

Any advice or suggestions would be great on the overall above!

Coming from having done a few projects in Java/Spring Boot/BIRT Reporting over the years, I'm looking for seasoned advice as I'm delving into a .NET Core project. Razor vs React and a solid Reporting tool, or solution that would fit nicely. Click here
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