Blazor (the technology, not the piece of clothing) is a client-side framework that enables rich web UI using C# (and HTML and CSS) vs JavaScript. As you can imagine, every developer is ecstatic to dropkick JavaScript. There hasn’t been this much excitement around a UI framework since, well, JavaScript. What makes Blazor so powerful and appealing is that it offers a single UI programming model that is learned once and can be applied anywhere (web, mobile, etc.)
Read MoreTopics: .NET, .NET Core, mobile, migration, Blazor, WebAssembly, browser, webforms
Scott Hanselman is one of my geek heros. So when I so his excellent post https://www.hanselman.com/blog/UpdatingAnASPNETCore22WebSiteToNETCore31LTS.aspx I said to myself "it is useless to resist"!!
Read MoreTopics: Visual Basic Upgrade Companion, VB6, convert Windows to Web, .NET, C#, Web Application Development, .NET Core, webapps, NETCORE3.1
My youngest son has a sweet tooth. And every time I asked him to choose a dessert he used to cry. When I asked why he said: because you are making me choose!!!
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Last week was a great week for software developers - on Monday, Sept 10th, Microsoft announced Azure DevOps which is a culmination of 15 years of work and provides the full lifecycle of tools to support Visual Studio developers. Not resting on their laurels, Microsoft then hosted .NET Conf 2018 on Sept 12-14 for three glorious days of technical demos, tons of coding, a bunch of product announcements and even a virtual attendee party hosted by none other than your friends here at Mobilize.Net.
Read MoreTopics: Microsoft, .NET, ASP.NET/MVC, Visual Studio, Web Development, #dotNETconf, DevOps, ASP, cloud, developers, code, .NET Core
Save the date(s) for .NET Conf - Sept 12-14. Virtual conference includes technical sessions and how-to's, demos and much more. #dotNETConf is the place to be starting Sept 12.
Read MoreTopics: .NET, Azure, Visual Studio, Web Development, DevOps, IoT, developers, .NET Core, mobile
