What's a *fun* technology to use for MVP's?

Question

What do you all think a fun tech-stack/framework to learn and write an application with would be? Performance, productivity, etc all are secondary concerns, bonuses of course, but second to the joy of using the technology.I know this is super subjective, just interested in hearing what everyone thinks would be fun and why. I've got an idea for a relatively simple side-project and this feels like a good time to experiment and have some fun with it. I don't intend to ever need to scale it or need it to be particularly robust - not to say scalability and robustness aren't nice-to-have's, just again that they are not my foremost concern,

kbrannigan · Accepted Answer

Try Blazor is uses web assembly, you don't have to write JS. I find it easier than React since you only write 1 language.
The tooling is easier and more stable and npm.
It's fun to have SPA interactivity with no JS

What's a *fun* technology to use for MVP's?

Try Blazor is uses web assembly, you don't have to write JS. I find it easier than React since you only write 1 language.The tooling is easier and more stable and npm.It's fun to have SPA interactivity with no JS

What's a fun technology to use for MVP's?

Try Blazor is uses web assembly, you don't have to write JS. I find it easier than React since you only write 1 language.
The tooling is easier and more stable and npm.
It's fun to have SPA interactivity with no JS