Did a small writeup on my attempt to build a #multiplayer asynchronous game in serverside #Blazor #dotnet using #sqlite #EntityFrameworkCore and my new best friend #copilot
https://nerdur.com/wordur-update-summer-2025.html
I have to say it works pretty good as #pwa as well and to play on mobile (except ios constantly forces you to login again. Its a bit agressive).
The game is here: https://wordur.nerdur.com/
Try it out and give me feedback if you have any
Tyler Sanderson, Kathryn Grayson Nanz, and Brent Stewart present on Frontend Development at Nebraska.Code().
Trying out a bit using #blazor to make a game.
https://wordur.nerdur.com/
Now this one can be won (and there is no AI, so you need to play against yourself or invite someone to a game.)
There will be bugs, but its a bit interesting to write a web application with state like this as opposed to using #rails that I would usually use.
Microsoft crowns Blazor as its preferred web UI framework. Future investments will be focused on Blazor.
Microsoft has just dropped #dotnet10 Preview 4!
Packed with a range of enhancements across:
ASP.NET Core Blazor .NET MAUI WPF Entity Framework Core Runtime updates
Explore more on #InfoQ https://bit.ly/44KT6H0
#DotNet10 Preview 1 is here!
Released at the end of February, this first preview brings exciting updates across the platform, including enhancements to the .NET Runtime, C#, ASP.NET Core, and more. 
Find out what's new: https://bit.ly/3R8fUIs
Bolero 0.24 released! Adding support for Blazor Interactive Render Modes and Streaming Rendering. https://fsbolero.io/blog/20241209-bolero-0-24-released #dotnet #fsharp #blazor #fsbolero
[News] ASP.NET Core 9: Enhancements in Static Asset Handling, Blazor, SignalR, and OpenAPI Support by Robert Krzaczyński
Discover what's new in #dotnet9 Preview 5! This update focuses on optimizing static web asset delivery and improving the Blazor Server reconnection experience.
Dive into the latest improvements on #InfoQ 
https://bit.ly/3XISNsx
#dotnet9 Preview 4 is out!
It contains features regarding ASP.NET Core: built-in support for OpenAPI document generation, HybridCache API, and adding static SSR pages to a globally interactive Blazor Web app.
More on #InfoQ https://bit.ly/3x4lzsI
I'm back to playing with #Blazor and #HTMX with the @egil Htmxor library. The Counter sample is nice and clear.
He has something exciting here for the #aspnetcore and #dotnet audience.
Check it out! https://github.com/egil/Htmxor
@khalidabuhakmeh @elan @redzimskidev @KirillOsenkov @bradwilson I also think it is important to separate #wasm from #dotnet. Using (for example) #golang in wasm doesn't require all the runtime downloads and other dotnet stuff.
Personally I'd very much like to see some #blazor competitors show up from places like the Go community, because that could be quite amazing!
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#tdah #autista #gamer #foodie #musicfestival #runner #traveling #azure #csharp #blazor #dev
#introduccion #presentacion
It's finally here - Damselfly v4.0.0!
450+ commits, thousands of changes, inc conversion to #Blazor WASM, faster performance, UX improvements, upgrades to Electron, ImageMagick, Exiftool and #dotnet 7, deprecation of System.Drawing in favour of ImageSharp.
For those new to Damselfly, it's a free open-source Photo Management system that runs in docker and allows you to access your photo collection via a Web UI. #introduction
Okay, so Damselfly v4.0 is almost ready. If anyone running v3.0 would like to give it a try, please do; let me know of any issues. To upgrade, pull webreaper/damselfly:dev - let me know how it looks.
Changes include .Net 7, #Blazor Wasm, better Zoom, faster perf, and lots more!
I'm going to follow @joshdholtz's example and post an #introduction.
I'm Joe Steinbring. I am a developer from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I have dogs and a cat, like to travel, and tend to collect hobbies.
I work at https://baderrutter.com/, blog at https://blog.jws.app/ and https://dev.to/steinbring, and ocassionally post code snippets to https://codepen.io/steinbring.
I used to write a lot of #coldfusion / #cfml, currently write a lot of #vue / #vuejs, and am trying to pick up #dotnet / #blazor.
