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Coding Azure 8: Securing a Web Service in an Azure App Service
If you want to protect your data in your cloud-native app, you need to secure your app’s middle tier from unauthorized access. Here’s the first step: Defining the roles and scopes that your frontend apps can use to gain authorized access to middle tier. -
Design UX People Accessibility
What Is Accessible UX Design, and What Is an Accessible Application?
Accessible UX design means anyone can use your digital product. Learn some of the ways to make your digital experience more accessible. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid
Exploring the TitleBar in .NET MAUI
Learn how to customize your Windows app’s TitleBar with .NET MAUI. -
Web Blazor
Blazor Basics: Handling Errors and Exception Logging in Blazor Applications
Learn the fundamentals of error handling and exception logging in Blazor web applications. -
Web React
Tailwind CSS and KendoReact Unstyled Mode
Leverage the granular control of Tailwind CSS utility classes and the accelerated development benefits of KendoReact with Unstyled mode. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid Desktop .NET MAUI/Blazor Hybrid
Sands of MAUI: Issue #180
This week’s .NET MAUI news: .NET 10 Preview 2, .NET MAUI Community Toolkit Alerts, Blazor Spreadsheet Madness, .NET Developer Mistakes, Progress @ MVP Summit. -
Web Angular
What Is LinkedSignal in Angular?
The linkedSignal is a new Angular feature introduced in Version 19. It helps manage local states that depend on other signals. It creates a writable signal that updates automatically when the signals it depends on change. This is useful for keeping the local state in sync with dynamic data. -
People
Progress @ MVP Summit
Techies love to soak up knowledge and geek out over cool new things—a relaxed hangout at end of day doesn’t hurt. Progress can help. -
Web Blazor
March Is Blazor Spreadsheet Madness
Use the Telerik UI for Blazor Spreadsheet to create your own custom bracket, just in time for March Madness. -
Web ASP.NET Core
Coding Azure 7b: Creating a Frontend for a Web Service running in an App Service—The ASP.NET Core version
A cloud-native app needs a frontend for your users to work with. Here’s how to configure an Azure App Service and then create and deploy an ASP.NET Core server-side frontend to that App Service using Visual Studio code.
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