In this post I show how to run .NET in your browser without using Blazor, and instead rely on lower-level abstractions provided by [JSImport] and [JSExport]| Andrew Lock | .NET Escapades
Uni is taking too much of my time, and so I cannot work much on Project Reality and lxmonika.| My Reality Blog
When I went to find the iconic books to learn the .NET stack I came to a shocking realization. There are too many books! 53 books; 30,656 pages; over 757 hours.| Kerrick Long's Blog - Articles about programming, learning, code, books, and ...
Discover how to quickly generate Blazor Admin CRUD Apps from a text description using the new okai tool| servicestack.net
.NET Blazor has been touted as a revolutionary framework that allows .NET developers to build interactive web applications using C# instead of JavaScript. It's mainly aimed at ASP.NET Core developers who want to build SPA-like apps leveraging the .NET ecosystem and a wealth of existing libraries and tools available via NuGet. It's Microsoft's latest instalment in an attempt to gain traction amongst frontend developers. With the recent release of .NET 8 Microsoft announced even more improvemen...| Dusted Codes
A walk-through guide detailing the steps you can follow to configure your Blazor wasm project to use Tailwind CSS.| Gary Woodfine
A walkthrough guide on how to create a simple Balzor application and deploy it to netlify using GitHub Actions and Cake Build Script| Gary Woodfine
Blazor is a shiny new and competent web framework from Microsoft that helps one create web applications that are interactive and are developed with the AID of C# and .NET| Apiumhub
This blog post is a detour from the typical content I’ve been writing about Blazor, but it is still one that is compelling to cover.| Bug Repellent
This is the second blog post in a mini-series on the internals of rendering and components in Blazor. By internals, I mean that we’ll be doing one of my favorite things: reading code and figuring out what it does. As a preface, this blog post assumes that you’re familiar with Blazor.| Bug Repellent
This is the first blog post in a mini-series on the internals of rendering and components in Blazor. By internals, I mean that we’ll be doing one of my favorite things: reading code and figuring out what it does. As a preface, this blog post assumes that you’re familiar with Blazor.| Bug Repellent
A while back, I posted a response to a user issue on the ASP.NET Core repo explaining the inner workings of routing in Blazor. The response was pretty good, but I wanted to take the opportunity to flesh it out a little bit more in a blog post.| Bug Repellent