How to bind to MarkupString in Blazor
Since this is by-design on ASP.NET, this post shows the
only way you can achieve this at the moment.
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Fridathon: unstructured learning or hacking you can opt-in to do on any random Friday.
Strongly-typed resources with .NET 6+
It would seem that adding a .resx file to your project
should be enough to get you started with strongly-typed
resources. Unfortunately, it's not that simple. Here's how
to get it working.
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Access HttpContext from everywhere
Being such a common way to access the current user
Claims, I thought Accessing HttpContext.User would be
really straightforward in ASP.NET Core. But it's not.
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Blazor client side debugging
How to avoid the issue where the server-side debugging
attaches properly but the client-side (browser) doesn't
in time and the connection is dropped or breakpoints
don't hit.
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NuGet packing best practices analyzers
NuGetizer, the ultimate NuGet packing tool for serious library
developers, has gotten a new feature that's going to make it
easier to remember those best practices you read here and there:
a bunch of brand-new analyzers give you helpful suggestions and
warnings so your package doesn't end up looking like a n00b's
job on nuget.org :)
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Open Source Software as Music
Granted, no analogy is perfect, but bear with me for a bit.
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SponsorLink: trying something new-ish for OSS sustainability
I would love to live in a world where open source developers can make
a decent living from their (popular) passion projects. So I decided
to try to build something on top of GitHub Sponsors that could enable
a more streamlined experience for users and authors alike to connect
and support each other. I call it SponsorLink and you can use it right
now :)
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Reusing readme content across NuGet packages
Nowadays, the official NuGet gallery provides very nice looking
rendering of a package readme (if provided). This post shows how to reuse readme
content across multiple packages and your main project markdown files seamlessly.
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Azure DNS updater using Powershell and Azure CLI
Back in the day, if you had a machine with a dynamic IP and you needed to accesss it
remotely, you’d just create a DynDNS account, download their app and it would keep
your DNS record up to date.
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Smart libraries for .NET
In the .NET ecosystem, there’s been a slow emergence of what I like to call “smart libraries”:
these are nuget packages that include additional behavior that “lights up” inside an editor
that supports them, such as Visual Studio.
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