Blazor is a new Single Page Application (SPA) technology by Microsoft. It is a comparable technology to React, Angular, and Vue.js but uses C# instead of JavaScript. It brings C# to the world of SPAs and challenges traditional web apps frameworks such as ASP .NET Web Forms and ASP .NET Core MVC for building web apps. This article discusses the choice between SPAs and traditional web apps and explains the difference between server-side and client-side rendering.
Before we talk about .NET Core, it will be helpful to understand what is .NET in basic, it’s evolution, different development phases, the limitations, the rise of .NET Core and it’s capabilities as of Dec 2022.
Read More An introduction to .NET Core and how it differs from the .NET Framework
For years organizations have engaged in process improvement exercises to help improve their performance. Each client that I have consulted with had binders of process models defined for them that may have included As Is models as well as To Be models. Read More Process Improvement is Too Small a Piece to be Effective
When you work with microservice-oriented applications you must deal with a lot of communication between microservices. There are three ways to setup the communication: Read More Synchronous vs. Asynchronous – microservices communication patterns
Recently, there’s been more and more word about quantum computing around the web and I’m sure that if you are a software developer you are wondering: Am I about to become obsolete? Do I need to start thinking about a career shift? What kind of skillset do I need to learn to maintain me updated? Is quantum computing better that classic computing (digital)? Read More Quantum Computing – a Developer’s Approach