Monorail Review

I like the ability to use the same code base for both the server side and the client side. This is very important for a project like Monorail. It's also very easy to add third party components to Monorail. The only thing I dislike is the fact that the documentation could be better. There are some concepts that are not very well explained. I would like to see a more in depth guide of how to use Monorail. It's very easy to add components to Monorail. It's also easy to create a server side API…

The best thing about monorail is that it's free, which also makes it the worst thing about monorail. It has a lot of problems with formatting text and code snippets. You will need to have some knowledge in visual studio because you'll be editing files by hand. I don't know why there are so many options out there for this tool but they're all lacking at least one key feature (monorails lack multi-project support). If you want something easy to setup then go with dot net core templates otherwise…

This is one of our favorite tools, it's very easy to use with its drag-and drop feature, plus you can customize everything as needed! We have been using this tool for some time now without any problems at all. The only thing I didn't like was that sometimes when we're running a build in production mode (we don't do continuous integration), we get errors about missing assemblies which could be fixed by adding them manually. It would've been great if there were more libraries available for…