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DotNetCreepByDotNetCreep

So, I want to write my frontend with Typescript + Next JS and my backend with C#. My database should be Prisma + PostgreSQL.

But how do I implement it or are there alternatives to AWS and if AWS is the "config so good"?

Frontend: Vercel (Next js).

C# backend: AWS Elastic Beanstalk or AWS Lambda?

The PostgreSQL database can be hosted on AWS RDS.

Prisma would then have to run on the frontend and backend, as well as the data for the request and response, why not just do one for everything… I would like to use C# because of the job market

Does it work like this or is it too complicated (newbie in this area)?

In any case, I would like to thank whoever enlightens me.

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LUCKY1ONE
LUCKY1ONE
1 year ago

Honestly. I already use C# very intensively in the backend and even in the front end with Blazor. Use MSSQL and ASP.NET Core Web API in the backend and for the frontend I would recommend Vue for the start. In my opinion, Vue has the lowest learning curve, compared to NextJS, for example.

If you want Fullstack, use ASP .NET Core MVC if you like C#.

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