The new minimal APIs in .NET 6 make creating low-ceremony microservices and backends very appealing, and they’re also a great way to add simple endpoints to Blazor Server applications, complete with Dependency Injection and JSON serialization.

Blazor is so great that I’d rather not use anything else. That made me wonder: can I build SVG files using Razor syntax and is that a good idea? The answers are absolutely and definitely!

Trix is a rich text editor that is popular with Ruby on Rails developers. In this post we’re going to take Trix out of Rails and use it inside an ASP.NET Blazor application by making a drop in replacement for Blazor’s InputText component.

I always thought indentation was a solved problem, until I needed to adapt to something different. Here’s a trick to force correct indentation for your .NET projects by using the Omnisharp language server.

People have been sleeping on .NET and they’re mising out. With the release of .NET 5 this month, it’s time to consider C# .NET for your next project! It’s a great general-purpose software framework that’s likeable, in high demand, easy to sell to customers, has decent performance, is completely open source, mature and has a large backing. What more could you want? Let me explain to you why I see it as the best alternative for Ruby on Rails and share some resources to get you started.