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I wonder what you think about that? What are the benefits?
Thank you.
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This type of question is Offtopic for the site, but follows view below.
As you said yourself, the biggest problem is not technology (JSF) but how components and business classes were programmed. Regardless of whether you choose java. net, php or any other language, if you have no knowledge of how to get the most out of these technologies without giving up mvc/mvvm, you will continue to do low maintenance software. You also need to have team that is willing to do things with quality and within a proposed standard, how many of us have not seen some relaxed programmer who putting if inside a controller ?
It’s important to know that when you leave JSF you lose some of the productivity that component development provides, but you get it on the other hand by having an action-oriented backend, which is easier to assimilate for inexperienced programmers.
Angular with Webapi would have a slightly different architecture than Asp.net MVC.
Nowadays, I can’t see large systems being delivered with quality without the use of techniques such as TDD & DDD.
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