The KendoGrid included in the Telerik UI for Blazor Early Preview has a surprising amount of functionality in it. Here’s how to load it dynamically with client-side C# code pulling data from a Web Service. You can even begin the process of managing user updates. Starting that process means managing the state of the page but that’s pretty easy to do.
It's easy to view and change any page on the browser with Chrome DevTools. The Sources panel is a powerful component of DevTools - let's dive into it to see how it can help us improve our development.
We thought React was crazy when it came with HTML-in-JS (JSX), but today, we are happy that revolution happened. It helped us build better components. Why not do so with CSS too? As a matter of fact, you can. Meet CSS-in-JS.
Here’s a Blazor Component that uses C# to retrieve data from a Web Service and display it in the new Blazor-Enabled KendoGrid. To put it another way: Client-side updates with no JavaScript required.
In this post we demonstrate how to utilize console.time and performance.mark to monitor times and processes in Chrome Dev Tools, and also take into account how the two features compare.