andrewlock, 9 months ago to dotnet

Blogged: Form binding in minimal APIs - Exploring the .NET 8 preview - Part 7

https://andrewlock.net/exploring-the-dotnet-8-preview-form-binding-in-minimal-apis/

In this post I discuss the new form binding support for minimal APIs, the current limitations and rough edges, and how to work with antiforgery tokens

#aspnetcore #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, 10 months ago to javascript

Folks who do #aspnetcore development with a #javascript frontend framework (#vuejs, #angular, #react), is your frontend code part of the #dotnet solution, or have you split the backend and frontend into separate isolated folders?

I have thoughts, but would love to hear what your thoughts are. Boosts are appreciated.

khalidabuhakmeh, 1 month ago to random

Every few months, I come back to rewriting a #todo app in #aspnetcore, sometimes it's with Blazor, sometimes it's Razor Pages, and this time with #Htmx (although I may have already done HTMX 😅)

I got some quality-of-life improvement issues entered to help make #JetBrainsRider better, too. So that's a win!

Htmx-powered todo app.

khalidabuhakmeh, 6 months ago to dotnet

I don’t know who wants this, but this is #HTMX in a Blazor Server App, invoking an endpoint that returns a Server-Rendered Blazor component.

cc @alexzeitler

#dotnet #aspnetcore #web #development

Blazor and HTMX

andrewlock, 7 months ago to dotnet

Blogged: Short-circuit routing in .NET 8 - Exploring the .NET 8 preview - Part 11

https://andrewlock.net/exploring-the-dotnet-8-preview-short-circuit-routing/

In this post I describe the new short-circuit routing feature, how it differs from normal routing, discuss why it's useful, and look at how it's implemented.

#aspnetcore #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, 9 months ago to dotnet

Playing around with #dotnet 8 #AOT with @maartenballiauw and #aspnetcore.

I can finally flex my ADO.NET skills on Maarten. We’ve gotten old enough that what was not cool is now the only way to be cool. 😎

andrewlock, 7 months ago to dotnet

Blogged: Updates to Docker images in .NET 8 - Exploring the .NET 8 previews - part 10

https://andrewlock.net/exploring-the-dotnet-8-preview-updates-to-docker-images-in-dotnet-8/

In this post I describe the changes to .NET 8 docker files in .NET 8 including changes to images, new image types, changes to image tagging, and breaking changes

#aspnetcore #dotnet #docker

khalidabuhakmeh, 4 months ago to javascript

Round 2 of making #shoelace components work with #htmx. #javascript #aspnetcore

khalidabuhakmeh, 5 months ago to dotnet

I wouldn’t be surprised to see #dotnet 9 drop #bootstrap and start pushing #FluentUI as the design approach for #aspnetcore web applications.

Just sayin’.

Please come back to this toot when I'm right. 😅

khalidabuhakmeh, 9 months ago to dotnet

I have mixed feelings about #dotnet 8 preview 7 KeyedServices, and questions.

• FromKeyedServices only works on parameters in dependencies, not on #aspnetcore endpoints. An oversight? (Probably).
• Why not take a dependency on the concrete type rather than using a key? I mean, you’re already coupling to an implementation at that point.
• Is this too much machinery?

What are your thoughts? What am I missing?

This feels like an addition because customers asked for it.

khalidabuhakmeh, 7 months ago to javascript

I’d just like to point out to #JavaScript folks that #Blazor offers the same #NextJS experience. 😅 #dotnet #aspnetcore #pleaseDontDoThis

khalidabuhakmeh, 9 months ago to design

Web design is my passion. #aspnetcore #web #design

khalidabuhakmeh, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to blazor

Update: It does work. See the second screenshot.

—-

So, I’m exploring server streaming, but I realize that #Blazor doesn't support IAsyncEnumerable (so far that I've found).

This means that while streaming the rendered results is async, you still have to have all the data at the time of rendering. A slow dependency can still affect your Time to first byte (TTFB). :\

This feature improves the UI layer but not necessarily the backend layer.

#aspnetcore #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, 9 months ago to dotnet

#JetBrains is running a 65% off the first year for #JetBrainsRider. That’s $4/mo! 😱

We also offer perpetual fallback licenses. This should get you into the #dotnet 8 era for development on #Windows, #Linux, and #macOS.

Rider supports #aspnetcore, @avaloniaui, #MAUI, #Unity, and other .NET stuff.

Check it out before firing up the grill for Labor Day. 🇺🇸🌭🍺

#software #development

https://www.jetbrains.com/store/#personal

khalidabuhakmeh, 10 months ago to blazor

I created a #Blazor sample with all the paradigms in #dotnet 8:

• Server rendered (no web sockets or Wasm)
• Server-rendered streaming (no web sockets or Wasm, but faster TTFB)
• Blazor Server (web socket)
• Blazor Wasm isolated components (Wasm)

This gives #aspnetcore devs more options for building experiences with Blazor.

Which of these do you find most compelling, and why?

Blazor application for dotnet 8

poppastring, 1 month ago to fediverse

Has anyone implemented Activity Pub with ASP.NET Core?

Not just types and objects but something that could be used for basic federation.

#activitypub #csharp #aspnet #aspnetcore

khalidabuhakmeh, 7 months ago (edited 7 months ago) to dotnet

So I got my Razor Pages demo working with #HTMX boost concept and view transitions. And with a few lines of CSS and no #aspnetcore backend changes, I get this sweet transition animation. What do you think, #dotnet folks?

khalidabuhakmeh, 6 months ago to blazor

#Blazor, after 5 years, still only sees 16% of usage in the #aspnetcore crowd.

It supports my assumption that putting all the eggs in the Blazor basket might hurt overall ASP.NET Core adoption with folks looking for familiar paradigms like MVC or HTML. #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, 9 months ago to dotnet

When you realize the default #aspnetcore template excludes the period from the link. #why #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, 7 months ago to blazor

I’m using the dispose pattern in a #Blazor sample to mark whether I'm busy or not busy doing work (like calling the database). #dotnet #aspnetcore

A using statement that sets the current working state.

pixelpanda, 11 months ago to dotnet

As i just registered today due to #twitterdown here's a little #introduction

I'm Daniel, an Austrian Software Engineer, mostly working with #dotnet #aspnetcore and #blazor

Currently I'm focusing on #ddd , #cleanarchitecture and #microservices

Besides work, I love to travel and #techno #festivals

khalidabuhakmeh, 10 months ago to dotnet

I uploaded a sample #dotnet project for #Blazor united showing all the paradigms in the next release of #aspnetcore.

There are four that stick out, but I may have missed some:

• Server-side (Plain-old HTML)
• Server-side Streaming (HTML, but streamed as processing occurs on the server)
• Blazor Server (Web sockets)
• Blazor Wasm

Give it a try :)

https://github.com/khalidabuhakmeh/Blazor-United

khalidabuhakmeh, 4 months ago to dotnet

I got #Shoelace #webcomponents working with #aspnetcore, but there are some caveats—time to write another #dotnet blog post.

Overall, I could see this being really helpful for folks building #apps.

khalidabuhakmeh, 7 months ago to dotnet

I set up a multi-launch sample where the #dotnet console application only runs after the #aspnetcore web application has started and is reachable at a specific port. That's a beneficial #jetbrainsrider feature.

I can see this being helpful for folks working with microservices and web APIs.

khalidabuhakmeh, 11 days ago to blazor

I'm back to playing with #Blazor and #HTMX with the @egil Htmxor library. The Counter sample is nice and clear.

He has something exciting here for the #aspnetcore and #dotnet audience.

Check it out! https://github.com/egil/Htmxor

THe counter sample running in a browser with a current count of 12