Is there any way to create/maintain a unique user id value for #blazor that goes across server-static and server-interactive pages? Other than a cookie, because that's too broad - I want something that is more per-tab than per-browser.
@khalidabuhakmeh my example matches on a route, but the the point of a fragment is that it does not make sense on its own, otherwise, it may just as well be a routable component.
Here is another example where the fragments choose to render or not, based on request headers.
Usssh, now I’ve done it. I actually have to talk about htmx and blazor next monday. So I need all you folks help, what are the libraries you are using? What are the good and bad things about that combo?
There’s a strange #Blazor behavior\bug where the ::deep selector doesn’t work unless your component appropriately has a wrapping HTML element because the unique attribute for scoped CSS gets added to the first HTML element in the component.
I am still applying for jobs. I feel like a compulsive gambler chasing the next big score, but I keep my chin up. I am working on a longer-form video for my Blazor work and will post it. Maybe I am just doing it wrong.
If I have to resort to Wikipedia to understand your product naming conventions and history, I just feel like either you aren’t doing a great job organising your product, or it isn’t ready for primetime.
I’m honestly still not sure what problem #Blazor for #DotNet is solving aside from C# / backend developers don't want to learn front-end code (understandable, I didn't want to learn C#) or use untyped JavaScript (solvable, calm down).
Yay, the C# ties to the FE, is that really that good?
@TimPurdum@mez this. I picked blazor precisely because the whole js/yarn/npm etc ecosystem is awful. Really horrible. I have a 500k LoC app with a very rich dynamic UI that has about 100 lines of Javascript in it, and that, for me, is a huge win.
Having compile time type checking for client, server and the comms between them is a massive win in terms of error reduction and consistency. Sure, you can do it in JS or TS but it's harder and not as fully integrated.
@damselfly@TimPurdum Checking out the Damselfly and it looks like a use case where I can see the benefits of Blazor. I wouldn’t bat an eye at an app of the complexity and power (it’s doing object detection) taking 10 seconds to load in a WASM bundle or require a persistent WS connection. You definitely have a win there!
I don't advertise very often. But!
In the new year, I have some more time for consultancy work if anyone has some Blazor-related projects they need help with. I have a broad knowledge of most Blazor in general, but I specialize in performance, highly interactive UIs, and utilization of native browser APIs.
Share if you know anyone who might need some help. #blazor#dotnet