A blog about ASP.Net Core and JavaScript
A dozen days ago the .NET 5.0 Release Candidate 1 (RC1) became available. And as you probably know, there are a lot of “treats” among the new features of the ASP.NET Core updates. One of them is Blazor JavaScript isolation with aid of JSObjectReference. Which benefits this feature give us? First of all, you do […]
There are many things that you can do with Web Camera in your Web Application. For example, you can make a portrait picture and send it to the ML service to identify your age. Or you can take a picture of the sky and try to identify whether outside. Or you can apply some photo […]
A few days ago, the Blazor WebAssembly was officially released. And It’s a good reason to “taste” it. After watching a great “Modern Web UI with Blazor WebAssembly” demo on Microsoft Build 2020, a couple of ideas of cool Blazor components appeared in my mind. But such components should interact with some existing JavaScript libraries, […]
If you know C# and you want to create a cool modern web application… But you are too lazy have no desire or have no ability to learn any front-end things like JavaScript and JavaScript-based frameworks… Then probably the best choice for you is a new Microsoft framework called Blazor. As the official documentation says […]
There are not many examples of how to use a Webpack 4 on the front-end part of the ASP.NET Core 3.1 MVC application. One way is to use some specific middleware, but here I will use tools and pipelines that are conventional among the front-end developers:
NPM package manager to manage Node.js packages and to run scripts.
Javascript ES6-module syntax in the JavaScript code.
SASS to process styles.
Webpack 4 to bundle all things together.
and Visual Studio Code as an IDE.
