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The app would provide a user with a way to keep a record of expenses. There would be an indication of total expenses for different time frames. Expenses would also be categorized. NOTE: This tutorial uses .NET 6.0 (Long Term Support) and ma…
Blazor is a framework for building web applications using C# and .NET. It allows developers to create interactive web pages using C# code instead of JavaScript. Blazor can run on the client-side (in a…
The pace of today’s modern software development and release is getting faster and faster. Just a couple of years ago, before implementing a feature, there was a lot of upfront analysis. That was often…
Versus I've seen a lot of articles pitting Blazor against Javascript SPA frameworks (React, Angular, Vue), enumerating the pros and cons of each and then reaching the anodyne conclusion that "you shou…
Blazor is pretty cool, I hope Microsoft keeps investing into it. https://youtu.be/5gSqw18oSDM The JavaScript Obligation I've been consistently obligated to use JavaScript whenever I want to build a w…
Introduction This tutorial aims to show you how to deploy a Blazor WebAssembly app on Netlify, a hosting platform with a ton of features. Here's a short video demo of the app. https://www.youtube.com…
Microsoft's .NET Release Cycle In 2016, Microsoft released .NET 3.0 as a cross-platform framework. Since the official release of .NET 5 in November, Microsoft has committed to an annual release cycle …
Guide: Create A Tabbed Login and Register Page With Blazorise This post will demonstrate how to use Blazorise Components to embed a login and registration form into an HTML tab. I will also show how t…
Introduction This is the second part of the series Blazor Bindings By Example in which we explore how to bind some of the properties in our example model, which we created in part 1 of this series. In…
Introduction When I first heard about MAUI, I kept referring to the shape-shifter, demigod of the wind and sea, and hero of men from my favorite animated movie, Moana. Initially, I thought it was Mic…