Over the last few years, WebAssembly has arisen as a new means of writing websites. First introduced in 2015, WebAssembly is a set of low-level binary instructions in partnership between Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and others that now run in all modern web browsers. Entering into this foray of binary in the browser, comes the C# implementation, known as Blazor.…
Developers seem to have an irrational love/hate relationship with programming languages. We tend to love the languages we use on a regular basis. And we seem to hate languages we don’t or no longer use. I’ve come to refer to this as Developer Stockholm Syndrome.
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One extremely handy open source library for .NET developers is FluentMigrator. This package allows you to script out your database changes as C# classes. The concept is similar to the code first migrations of EntityFramework, but allows you a bit more fine tuned control over deployments and doesn’t tie you to any specific ORM or other database interaction model. …
