Yeah but we're you actually planning to boulder or socialise and drink coffee between attempting to climb? 🤣
Yeah but we're you actually planning to boulder or socialise and drink coffee between attempting to climb? 🤣
Avalonia uses Skia under the hood, not sure if that's an option for you since it would be a lot more low level than even pangui. Pangui certainly looks interesting!
Avalonia?
Have you tried Rider?
The built in ASP.NET Dependency Injection is fine for most peoples use cases.
C is useful to know, especially for understanding how pointers work, but for most projects a high level language such as C# makes more sense.
maybe
No obvious scrolling issues on my Nokia G60 (Snapdragon 695) actually really surprised a React Native app can perform this well I can usually tell that an app was written in React Native due to performance issues on this device.
New release of Avalonia Blazor Bindings. Updated for the latest release of Avalonia.
github.com/Epictek/Aval...
#dotnet #blazor #avaloniaui @avaloniaui.bsky.social
github.com/Open-Systems... seems to be it, not to be confused with rsharp.net which also seems interesting
Ended up installing this Rider plugin to keep my sanity whilst doing a very boring and complicated "refactor"
plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/8251-...
With .NET 8 they've sort of blurred the lines between wasm blazor and server side blazor as the main template is a sort of hybrid between all the hosting models. If you want to publish as a static page you'll most likely want to use the `blazorwasm` template instead.
You are using a WebAssembly project and not one of the server projects right?
I personally use cloudflare pages as its even easier and has a bunch of nice features developers.cloudflare.com/pages/framew...
Should just be a case of uploading the contents of the wwwroot folder you get as a result of publishing but ideally you want to set up github actions to deploy and build when you commit.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet...
.NET works well on Linux, and has first class support from Microsoft (they use docker to host a lot of ASP.net things). So I'm curious to know what issues you are having, It'll likely be an easy fix
Regions are bad practise IMO, They can hide important code. Much prefer separating thing by files if possible.
Yeah with Blazor you can make full featured SPA's without having to touch JS for the most part. Works well with Tailwind as you then don't have to touch CSS either.