This World Map component for Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server creates an interactive map of the world or specific region and shows your data
World Map component for Blazor
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Add Code Snippet in Razor pages
In this new post, I show you how to add code snippet in Razor pages for Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server using highlight.js
Copy to Clipboard component for Blazor
I’ll create a Copy to Clipboard component for Blazor. I use the button to notify if the copy is successful. So, I return reset the button
Markdown Editor component for Blazor
I have created a new Markdown Editor component flexible and rich of functionalities for Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server with .NET6.
Start with Unity 2021
In this new post I explain how to start with Unity 2021 and the basic interaction with the Unity Editor, navigate the functions of the editor
Code Snippet component for Blazor
Today I want to show you how to create a Code Snipper component for Blazor using highlight.js that is available for 191 different languages
Using Chart.js with Blazor
I want to show you how using Chart.js with Blazor Server or Blazor Web Assembly. This is a simple implementation. No using external components
This is Swift!
This is Swift! Swift is a compiled programming language for iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and Linux applications. Here’s what you need to know
Create a LogicApp to use CosmosDB
I’m going to explain how to create a LogicApp to use CosmosDB in Azure based on a common scenario. I’ll show other solution in the next posts
Create a Blazor component for Quill
Create a Blazor component for Quill allows us to easily consume Quill and place multiple instances of it on a single page in our applications
How to Export Data to Excel in Blazor
In this new post, I’m going to show how to export data to Excel in Blazor WebAssembly or Server. Creating and exporting data to Excel file is one of the frequently used feature in web apps. First, for creating an export in Excel, I will use a free library that is a NuGet package. ClosedXML is a .NET library for reading, manipulating and writing Excel 2007+ (.xlsx, .xlsm) files. It aims to provide an intuitive and user-friendly interface to dealing with the underlying OpenXML API. So, you can download the full source…
Write a reusable Blazor component
First part of a Blazor article series to tell how to create a reusable Blazor component that will be used in your Blazor applications
Secure Blazor WebAssembly with IdentityServer4
I’m going to explain how to secure a Blazor WebAssemble application with IdentityServer4. Also, how to secure API calls
Configure CORS in API Management
I will show you how to configure CORS in the API Management Service in Azure and avoid the mistake I did when I configure this service
Working with Blazor’s component model
Welcome to Working with Blazor’s component model” post! In this new post I’ll build a simple project in Blazor and explain the basic Blazor components and interactions. Also, the source code of the project I’m going to create in this post is available on GitHub. Here the posts I wrote about Blazor that help you to learn this new technology better and faster: What is a Blazor component? First, the fundamental building blocks of Blazor applications are components, almost everything you do will directly or indirectly work with them. In…
Setting up a Blazor WebAssembly application
Setting up a Blazor WebAssembly application creates a new solution for a simple project to explore components and interactions with Blazor
Getting started with C# and Blazor
Getting started with C# and Blazor explains how this new Microsoft technology is working and the basic information to understand Blazor
How adding an UI built in Blazor
I want to show you how adding an UI built in Blazor using the API we have created in the other posts in a real application
UITest with C# and Selenium Grid
Sometimes we don’t know from how to start testing our UI. Here I explain how to write UI Test with C#, Selenium and Selenium Grid from scratch
Windows10X is the answer to ChromeOS
A new and near-final version of Windows10X has leaked and this is the answer from Microsoft to ChromeOS. Here all the details about the OS
How to add notifications to your PWA
In this post, I explain and give you the code of how to add notifications to your PWA (Progressive Web Application).
The Service Worker Lifecycle with PWA
The Service Worker Lifecycle with PWA can be one of those states: parsed, installing, installed, activating, activated, and redundant
Intro to PWAs and Service Workers
This post is an intro to PWAs and Service Workers. Progressive Web Apps, aka PWAs, are becoming more and more popular everyday
Hiding PowerBI report filter pane
In this post I want to give you the code for hiding in PowerBI the report filter pane from report viewers in an embedded report
What is YAML?
YAML is a human-readable data serialization standard that can be used in conjunction with all programming languages and is often used to write configuration files. Overview The recursive YAML acroynym stands for “YAML Ain’t Markup Language,” denoting it as flexible and data-oriented. In fact, it can be used with nearly any application that needs to store or transmit data. Its flexibility is partially due to the fact that YAML is made up of bits and pieces of other languages. A few examples of these similarities include: Scalars, lists, and associative…