Predicting is hard, especially with Blazor. If you’re trying to decide if Blazor will take off, then don’t look at the technical specs: Look at the ecosystem that is growing up around it. That’s what happened with other successful client-side frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue.js.
Dark patterns manipulate or trick users, rather than help them. It’s easy to try and trick your users with your UI, but don’t—it only breeds distrust in both you and the internet.
Fiddler is getting a new feature that makes collaborating with others on web debugging easier than ever. Read on to see how you can use it in your teams today.
Byteconf React is a free, two-day conference that has some of the best React speakers and teachers in the world. The level of the talks range from beginner to intermediate, so you're guaranteed to learn something new, no matter your level. In this post, I share my experience and things I learned on the first day of the conference.
Blazor WebAssembly has officially made it to its first production release. In this post, I'm going to talk about some of the great features which shipped in that release; as well as look ahead to highlight some of the features I have my eye on for .NET 5 due in November.
Microsoft just announced the availability of WinUI 3.0 Preview on Build 2020. We are adding to that the announcement of the release of Telerik UI for WinUI Preview.
Fiddler Everywhere is the next generation of Fiddler, and it's getting a new user interface and user experience to make your web and desktop network debugging on macOS, Linux, and Windows even easier.