I have created a new Markdown Editor component flexible and rich of functionalities for Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server with .NET6.
Markdown Editor component for Blazor
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Upload/Download Files using HttpClient
In this new post, I show you how to upload/download files using HttpClient in C# and .NET Core. Creating a new version of the Markdown Editor component for Blazor, I face some issues with the file upload. So, I was working to find a solution and now I can tell you how to do it. First, I will take a look at how to send multipart MIME data to a Web API using HttpClient. We will create two applications to demonstrate the data transfer between the client side and the server side. The server-side…
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
DataTable component for Blazor
I have just released a new DataTable component for Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server. The NuGet package is available here. The source code will be available soon on GitHub. This component supports client/server side paging, filtering and sorting. DataTable in action Installation So, first install the package from NuGet or execute this command or Then, open your index.html or _Host.cshtml and add the CSS in the head of the page and then the script at the bottom of the page Then, add in your _Imports.razor file the following using: Also, in the…
Markdown editor with Blazor
In this new post, I will show you have to create a simple Markdown editor component for Blazor Assembly and Blazor Server. Source code inside.
Tabs control for Blazor
In this new post, I explain how to create and use Tabs control for Blazor Web Assembly and Blazor Server with basic HTML, CSS and C#
Segment control for Blazor
In this new post, I’m going to explain how to create a segment control for Blazor Web Assembly and Blazor Server. The NuGet package is available
November 8 Visual Studio 2022
Microsoft has just announced the upcoming release of Visual Studio 2022 on November 8, and the immediate availability of Release Candidate
A lot of functions for .NET5
We have just released a lot of functions for .NET5 in a NuGet package that you can download for free. Contains functions for everyday work
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
Create an accordion component with Blazor
In this post, I’m going to explain how to create an accordion component with Blazor WebAssembly or Blazor Server in a very simple way
Epic Games scores partial victory
On Thursday, a federal judge ruled that Epic Games, maker of Fortnite, could direct iOS users to a third-party site to make in-app purchases
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
Starting out with Swift commands
Starting out with Swift commands is some of the things I discovered I needed to get to a place where I could contribute to projects in Swift
Configure IdentityServer for Xamarin Forms
In this new post, I explain how to configure IdentityServer for Xamarin Forms to integrate Web Authenticator using Xamarin Essentials
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
Amazon Echo shares your Wi-Fi
Your Amazon Echo shares your Wi-Fi network with neighbors, unless you opt-out. It’s called Amazon Sidewalk to help Amazon devices work better
InputSelect component for enumerations in Blazor
I can’t find the component I need, so, I have created one and now I’m going to give you the code for InputSelect for enumerations in Blazor
Microsoft will kill off Internet Explorer
Microsoft has announced it will kill off Internet Explorer 11 desktop app on June 15, 2022, on most versions of Windows 10.
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
