HTML Datalist for ASP.NET Core Inputs
In my last blog post, I discussed range inputs. This time, we’ll examine a tag helper that adds support for the HTML element of datalist.
A collection of 12 posts
In my last blog post, I discussed range inputs. This time, we’ll examine a tag helper that adds support for the HTML element of datalist.
I’ve recently been rediscovering all the input fields that HTML offers and how they can help developers build more straightforward user experiences. The library of native HTML controls is impressive, with 22 HTML input types as of this post.
I was recently working on an HTMX and ASP.NET Core demo and wanted to limit client-to-server requests to valid requests. This is a built-in feature for HTMX, as long as you utilize HTML5 validators on your forms and inputs. As...
I was testing JetBrains’ latest Full Line Code Completion plugin in WebStorm by writing a quick JavaScript demo, and by the end, I was pretty happy with what I had built. The JavaScript uses a queue that pushes events to...
Yes, I’m guilty! I’m guilty of ignoring the web platform and all the extraordinary riches waiting for discovery. For all the lip service the .NET community loves to give towards being performance-minded, it’s a shame we stop at the response...
Web Components are gaining momentum in the web platform space, and frankly, it’s bittersweet for us ASP.NET Core developers. On the one hand, you can use Web Components in your current ASP.NET Core applications, as I demonstrated in a previous...
Web Components are a powerful way to add UX to your web applications while using the web platform. That makes them ideal as they can be used in various ecosystems with little or no changes. They also require no build...
If you’re a content creator or work on a site that heavily relies on YouTube embeds, you’ll quickly realize that they can dramatically impact the load time of a page. Load times can also grow depending on the number of...
Part of building a great user experience for users is allowing them to see the impact of their actions. When it comes to uploading images, one technique you can use to improve the UX of your applications is to preview...
I’ve been working with my new HTMX.NET library, making it easier for ASP.NET Core developers to incorporate the frontend library into their web solutions. One of the features of HTMX is defining your configuration within a meta tag.