Seeing through the microservices hype

Imagine two people in a room (2 things in the same process space) P1 can talk to P2 directly, it is very fast. Converting that to a microservice changes that so that when P1 and P2 wish to negotiate, they have to do this And then the recipient has to reply. We are converting nanosecond …
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Be warned: Apps that use BlazorBootstrap may stop working soon!

Hi all Please share this important message on your social media accounts to raise awareness. TL;DR: BE WARNED!!! BlazorBootStrap is an illegal copy of Blazorise. Legal steps are being taken to have BlazorBootstrap removed from both NuGet and Github – so any apps you have that are written with it are likely to stop building. …
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You are probably doing dependency injection registration wrong!

What’s wrong? A mistake I’ve seen a few times is when apps that consume injectable dependencies take on the responsibility of registering those dependencies. I consider this a mistake because at the point you need a new project (such as an Azure Functions App) you then need to register all the same dependencies – meaning …
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Including source code in your application build

An application that demonstrates a component suite often serves as both a showcase and a learning tool. It provides an interactive way to explore the functionality, design, and capabilities of a set of UI components or features. What makes it particularly valuable is its ability to display its own source code alongside the demo, offering …
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