Follow me on Twitter, happy to take your suggestions on topics or improvements. Introduction Many third-party feature flagging services are available, or your internal team could develop its own feature flag service. For those who prefer standardization, following the OpenFeature guidelines is also an option. However, none of these solutions...

Blazor — это технология, позволяющая создавать клиентские веб-приложения с использованием C# и .NET, а не JavaScript. Blazor может запускать ваш код одним из двух способов. Blazor WebAssembly выполняет код C# на стороне клиента в любом современном браузере, поддерживающем WebAssembly. Blazor Server отправляет события пользовательского интерфейса на стороне клиента обратно на...

The flight monitor case study: Applying Vertical Slices in a real-world scenario In my last articles I talked about Vertical Slice Architecture and how to organize code in a non-technical way. I showed some simple examples of how to do this in C# using the Minimal API and Blazor in...

Streamline Your .NET 8 Projects with the Power of MediatR and Blazor In this article, I want to revisit how the Vertical Slice Architecture can be used. This article takes an in-depth look at feature slicing and its application to server-side rendered (SSR) .NET 8 Blazor pages without the need...

In today’s rapidly evolving web development landscape, selecting the right framework is crucial for delivering efficient, scalable, and maintainable applications. React and Blazor are two leading frameworks that have gained significant attention in recent years. As developers and businesses weigh their options, understanding the differences between these two powerful...

ASP.NET Core Blazor Server is a platform for developing modern and dynamic web applications. With Blazor Server, you can write code in C# and create rich user interfaces using HTML and CSS, all while taking advantage of server-side rendering and real-time updates. Advantages of Blazor Server-side rendering Interactive user interfaces...

Blazor and Razor have a healthy following in the web UI dev community, especially among developers who primarily work within .NET Core. However, the confusion between these two can be off-putting for some developers, especially beginners. This post discusses the similarities and differences between Blazor framework and Razor; both...

For as long as web applications have been around, full-stack developers have had to work with different sets of technologies for the front and backend. For instance, a developer would use something like Angular for the frontend and Express.js for the backend. Microsoft aimed to change this approach by unifying...

Если вы Web-разработчик и ведете разработку для браузера, то вы точно знакомы с JS, который может исполняться внутри браузера. Существует мнение, что JS не сильно подходит для сложных вычислений и алгоритмов. И хотя в последние годы JS cделал большой рывок в производительности и широте использования, многие программисты продолжают мечтать...

In a previous article we’ve introduced how authentication works in Blazor WebAssembly and we’ve seen a simple example on how to create a Blazor client, implement the login flow via Identity Server 4 and retrieve an access token to call a protected Web API.   However, every real-world application will...

The new Blazor WebAssembly 3.2.0 includes support to client side authentication, which makes relatively simple to implement OpenID Connect and OAuth2 in your single page application. In other words, it means that we can finally build applications with the most recent industry standards in terms of security, enabling complex authentication...

Why Share Code Across Projects/Assemblies? There are multiple reasons why you may want to share code between multiple projects/assemblies. Code reuse: This should be pretty self-explanatory. You shouldn’t have to rewrite the same code more than once. Placing reusable code in a shared library enables code reuse. Multiple front-ends: In...

In my 2019 A-Z series, I covered Blazor for ASP.NET Core while it was still experimental. As of ASP.NET Core 3.1, server-side Blazor has now been released, while client-side Blazor (currently in preview) is expected to arrive in May 2020. This post will cover server-side Blazor, as seen in NetLearner....