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Showing Toast and Swapping Content with HTMX (And ASP.NET Core)
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/showingtoastandswappingwithhtmx
www.mostlylucid.netShowing Toast and Swapping Content with HTMX (And ASP.NET Core) (English)Scott Galloway is a lead developer and software engineer with a passion for building web applications.
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Do you really need a SPA and full JavaScript framework for that? htmx might be all you need—it's clean, fast, and plays great with Razor Pages. Let’s break down when to use htmx vs the usual suspects: https://woodruff.dev/htmx-vs-javascript-frameworks-choosing-the-right-tool-for-the-job/
Want cleaner, more modular Razor Pages? htmx + partial views is a game-changer. Build dynamic UIs piece by piece without the JavaScript headache. Check out how to keep things tidy and interactive: https://woodruff.dev/going-modular-using-htmx-with-partial-views-in-razor-pages/
CRUD doesn’t have to be a chore. With HTMX and Razor Pages, you can build dynamic, snappy apps without piling on JavaScript. Create, read, update, delete—easy and elegant. See how it’s done: https://woodruff.dev/crud-made-easy-building-dynamic-apps-with-htmx-and-asp-net-razor-pages/
Chris Woody Woodruff · CRUD Made Easy: Building Dynamic Apps with htmx and ASP.NET Razor Pages - Chris Woody WoodruffWelcome back, developer! Today, we’re tackling something everyone needs to build at some point: a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application. And guess what? We’re going to do it without the JavaScript bloat. That’s right, htmx is here to make your CRUD dreams come true.
How can we use NUnit to test ASP.NET Core?
In this article, I explain how to leverage NUnit in ASP NET Core tests with simple code examples.
xUnit has been my preferred testing framework, but I felt like it was important to dive back into NUnit as well. While I still need to dedicate more time to it, I wanted to document some of the process so that you can see how to leverage NUnit in your ASP NET Core tests!
Check out the article:
https://www.devleader.ca/2024/02/16/nunit-in-asp-net-core-what-you-need-to-get-started/
Want snappy UI updates without the JavaScript mess? htmx + Razor Pages lets you swap and target page content like magic. It’s fast, clean, and surprisingly fun. Dive into the latest tricks here: https://woodruff.dev/swapping-and-targeting-like-a-pro-htmx-magic-for-razor-pages/
Building interactive HTML forms in Razor Pages doesn't have to be a pain! htmx makes it a breeze with simple, clean enhancements—no need for JavaScript overload. Check out how to make your forms smarter and smoother: https://woodruff.dev/interactive-forms-made-easy-htmx-meets-asp-net-razor-pages/
Want to make your Razor Pages pop without drowning in JavaScript? htmx attributes are your secret weapon! From seamless updates to enhanced user interactions, it's all about working smarter, not harder.
https://woodruff.dev/mastering-htmx-attributes-your-toolkit-for-razor-pages-awesomeness/
J'ai un développeur junior sous la main qui cherche un nouveau job
Dev .NET/Angular, actuellement en Ariège, mais ok pour bouger
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I have a junior developer looking for a new job.
Works with .NET/Angular, currently in France, but may be ok to move in Europe
CV available via private message.
Think server-driven web development is dead? Think again! htmx is bringing it back in style, making ASP.NET Core Razor Pages more powerful than ever. Forget the over-engineering—just clean, simple interactivity. Dive into the retro-cool magic: https://woodruff.dev/back-to-the-past-how-htmx-is-reviving-server-driven-web-development/
Chris Woody Woodruff · Back to the Past: How htmx is Reviving Server-Driven Web Development - Chris Woody WoodruffHey folks! Welcome back to the HTMX journey. Today, we’re diving into a bit of web development history and how HTMX is taking us forward... by looking backward. Cue the DeLorean, because we’re heading back to the days when server-driven development was all the rage.
Ditch the JavaScript overload and bring your Razor Pages to life with htmx! It’s like giving your ASP.NET Core apps superpowers—more interactivity, less hassle. Check out my latest post to see how you can level up your Razor Pages: https://woodruff.dev/level-up-your-razor-pages-meet-htmx-your-new-best-friend/
Chris Woody Woodruff · Level Up Your Razor Pages: Meet htmx, Your New Best Friend - Chris Woody WoodruffHey there, fellow ASP.NET developer! If you’re tired of wrestling with JavaScript frameworks or want to simplify your life, you’re in for a treat. Today, we’re diving into the wonderful world of HTMX and why it might just be the missing piece to make your ASP.NET Razor Pages even more awesome.
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I don't want to generate a full (hierarchical) graph of all pages in my #AspNet #SSG, but it looks like I have no choice.
Also, I have to load all Markdown files upfront, before I can even think about building the graph as a whole.
Upside, all Markdown files are loaded once, and then accessed from memory.
Ihr Menschen! Wir schreiben das Jahr 2025 und wir sollen immer noch laut #Microsoft die Übersetzungen mit .resx Dateien umsetzen? Ernsthaft? Sollen sich die Übersetzerbüros eine VStudio-Lizenz zulegen? Nehmt doch endlich mal einen Standard. Also nicht euren. .PO oder sowas... #DotNet #AspNet
Adding to my #SSG ramblings. This is roughly the layout I'm thinking of.
Whether /content/Home will be there, I don't know yet, that is how Grav does it.
Keeping the wwwroot and Views/-structure, as that is configured by-default in ASP.NET.
The Views are all runtime-compiled and then rendered based on files inside the content-folder.
