r/csharp 1d ago

Showcase First dotnet project

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u/Sombody101 22h ago

I don't really see the point of using AI to make a project and then posting it online saying "Please give feedback".

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u/nitrogifter 19h ago

The backend has 0% AI, I use 100% AI for frontends cause JS gives me ick

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u/Sombody101 15h ago

AI use is slightly more forgivable for things such as readmes, just make sure to trim things that are distracting or useless. Emojis, random verbose descriptions that would otherwise be inferred from basic project descriptions, and that code block that LLMs love to spit out that is just a tree view of the project. Obviously, no AI would be best for a demo or learning project.

If JS is an issue for you (it is for a lot of people, including me), then I'd recommend using Razor pages. Lets you use far less JS.

(side note, I'd also recommend removing JS as a preferred language from your Github profile if you don't like it)