Programming/Comparisons

Frameworks

Ruby on Rails and Blazor

Ruby on Rails and Blazor
	Ruby on Rails	Blazor
Language	Ruby	C#
Models	/app/models/*.rb	/Models/*.cs Package dependencies
Views	/app/views/*.html.erb	/Pages/*.razor /Pages/*.cshtml /Shared/*.razor for partials
Controllers	/app/controllers/*.rb	Part of /Pages/*.razor /Pages/*.cshtml.cs for corresponding /Pages/*.cshtml
Routing	/config/routes.rb	Defined by `@page "/<path>"` on each /Page/*.razor page
Layout	Usually defined in /app/views/layout/application.html.erb Usually used in /app/controllers/application_controller.cs, or the root controller of the application	Usually defined in /Shared/MainLayout.razor and /Shared/MainLayout.razor.css Usually used in /App.razor
Permissions/Authentication	Defined in /app/models/powers/*.rb Used in /app/controllers/*.rb /app/controllers/application_controller.rb to rescue Consul::Powerless	Configured in /Startup.cs Used in /Pages/*.razor /App.razor to rescue unauthorized
Data Services	/app/controller/*rb for basic data access /app/services/*.rb for more complicated data access/manipulation	/Data/*.cs However, these classes are usually wrappers around API calls to other services - C# .NET best practices usually entail a series of micro-services instead of a monolith, meaning the frontend does not directly interact with the database. Since this folder can get pretty big, you'll have to split this up yourself. Some folders I've used are Services, API, Authentication, and Exceptions.
Dependency Injection	Rails doesn't really do dependency injection - usually objects are created on demand in the controllers.	Defined in /Startup.cs Used as regular parameters in /Data/*.cs Used with `@inject <Class> <variable>` in /Pages/*.razor
JS/CSS	/app/client/packs/*.js & /app/client/packs/*.css for Webpacker	/wwwroot/css/*.css /Pages/Shared/*.razor.css Blazor does not use Javascript
Asynchronous Calls	Ajax/HttpRequest	SignalR/WebSockets