A blog about ASP.Net Core and JavaScript
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.
