[CharlieDigital]

    > ...because it assumes that a C# team could have delivered the initial version in the timeline required to get to the the next level of project.

I linked the Nest.js project because you can see how similar these two are[0] with Nest.js leaning into the OOP aspects of TS at the very core. Controllers and services are classes in Nest.js, for example. It uses a somehow more complicated DI system than ASP.NET. It is Spring Boot or ASP.NET, but without the maturity, performance, and ergonomics.

The team had developers that had done C# before and later hires also included former C# developers.

TS itself was new for the team at the time and several mistakes were made along the way resulting in a "dual-ORM" situation (Prisma + Drizzle; both with their faults) that ends up sapping a lot of productivity (one of the drivers to move to C#).

[0] https://typescript-is-like-csharp.chrlschn.dev/pages/interme...