Transitioning from .NET to Spruce

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Key Differences between .NET and Spruce Development

PythonSpruce
Programming Language***TypeScript
IDE***Visual Studio Code
App Lifecycle***No Equivalent
UI Design***Heartwood, ViewControllers
Event Handling***Mercury
Data Persistence***Data Stores
Error Handling***Try-Catch Blocks, SpruceErrors
Testing***Jest, Testing Library
User Authentication***Mercury, Authenticator
User Permissions***Mercury, Authorizor

Programming Language

.NET

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Spruce

import {
 AbstractSkillViewController,
 CardViewController,
 ViewControllerOptions,
 buildSkillViewLayout,
 SkillView
} from '@sprucelabs/heartwood-view-controllers'

export default class RootSkillViewController extends AbstractSkillViewController {
 public static id = 'root'
 protected cardVc: CardViewController

 public constructor(options: ViewControllerOptions) {
  super(options)
  this.cardVc = this.Controller('card', {
   header: {
    title: 'Hello, World!',
   }
  })
 }

 public render(): SkillView {
  return buildSkillViewLayout('grid', {
   cards: [this.cardVc.render()]
  })
 }
}

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