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It’s been a long time sine I’ve written a blog post, and I miss it a lot!
Today, I’ll be talking about an experiment I did 2 months ago when I was trying to optimize Blazor.Diagrams: JS Interop Batching.
Context I’ve been working on my Diagramming Library for Blazor for quite some time now, and it basically takes a model (Diagram) that contains multiple nodes, ports and links (which are also models), renders it and makes it editable on the fly.
I was working these days on my library Blazor.Diagrams and I needed to write some documentation to show all the available/possible options. I could’ve done it manually, but there was quiet a few settings and I didn’t want to have to update the table every time new ones are added.
Blazor WebAssembly was out a couple of weeks ago, and I can’t stop playing with it! It’s such a refreshing pause from all the JavaScript SPA frameworks.
As with any other SPA framework, you can deploy Blazor WASM in Github Pages! Today I’ll be showing you step by step how to do so.
I got interested in ASP.NET Core 3.0 since the first preview and followed it very closely. I started using it since preview2 and will now soon go to production with it (preview9).
I compiled this list to have all the new features, improvements and breaking changes that happened during this time for easy access and accessibility.