A collection of 7 posts
I love the web and HTML. It’s certainly come a long way since its inception and what it provides as a core experience for web developers. While folks can certainly build HTML-exclusive experiences, adding forms on a page inevitably leads...
In a previous post, ]I wrote about using RazorComponentResult to render Blazor components](/how-to-use-blazor-server-rendered-components-with-htmx) from ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs. The ability allows developers to reuse Blazor components in new and exciting scenarios, specifically with JavaScript UI frameworks and libraries such as...
Lately, I’ve been helping a few developers solve some of their issues around Blazor adoption. While I have mixed feelings about the technology, my urge to help developers overcome their challenges outweighs my trepidation with the technology itself.
A few new tricks have shipped with the .NET 8 release, and I’d like to take this time to experiment with them. Specifically, I wanted to see if folks investing in a Blazor component library could still use the excellent...
So you’ve decided to bolt on an existing Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) UI to a current ASP.NET Core solution. First of all, congratulations on taking the first steps to try something new in the world of #dotnet. Secondly, you’re probably reading...
Nothing is worse than waiting around for an unresponsive UI, am I right? With frontend frameworks, there’s a real possibility that we’ll leave our using waiting for responses that never return. Blazor isn’t any different in this regard and can...
.NET 5 is here, and with the release comes a barrel of Blazor improvements. One of the upgrades Blazorinos should be most excited about is JavaScript isolation and object references within .NET.
