This is one of several articles on Blazor I’ll be writing, all so engineers can get familiar with the capabilities and tricks of this burgeoning and exciting web technology
So in our last session, we saw how easy it was to build, package and deploy a Blazor WebAssembly application and…
This is one of several articles on Blazor I’ll be writing, all so engineers can get familiar with the capabilities and tricks of this burgeoning and exciting web technology
So in our last session, we learned about what Blazor is and how we can build Web-enabled frontends using C#, HTML…
This is one of several articles on Blazor I’ll be writing, all so engineers can get familiar with the capabilities and tricks of this burgeoning and exciting web technology
Way back in the day (the late 90s), I was a front-end architect. My team and I built a front end…
We all breathe. That’s one of the few things we can all agree that we have in common. You might not have my politics; you might not be my gender or my skin tone or my religion. There are all kinds of things which separate us, yet one of the…
Let’s travel back to the late 80s. A rising software company known as Lotus released its answer to database technology, known as Lotus Notes.
Lotus Notes at the time was a revelation. Prior to Lotus Notes, most database systems fell into two distinct camps:
So about six months back, I’d finished writing and publishing my most recent novel, and after five years dedicated to that thing, I was ready for a new challenge. I love writing, but enough was enough. …
I’ve been using AWS Fargate for over four years now. I got into it not long after it was first released. …
NOTE: This article is great for you if you have (or are thinking of building) a DDD system, but I think it is equally good for devs as a rule of thumb from an old hack like me.
All code for this article can be pulled from GitHub:
https://github.com/domingoladron/AtmEncapsulationExample
So…
(This is an intro to Unity / .NET article. If you’re experienced in Unity dev or using an IDE, this article is likely NOT for you)
If you’re new to Unity, it’s important to understand that all the code you can edit in your game is driven (primarily) by C#…
When I first started doing game dev in Unity, I was coming from a .NET engineering background, so I thought it would be a cakewalk to migrate over.
Man-oh-man, was I mistaken.
From a coding point of view, there are some big differences in how Unity does things vs how…
Author, programmer, would-be philosopher. Author of Screens https://christopherlaine.net/screens
