By combining Blazor components, you can easily enable uploading of images into the Blazor Rich Text Editor. Read more: http://blazorhelpwebsite.com/Blog/tabid/61/EntryId/4369/Uploading-Images-With-The-Blazor-Rich-Text-Editor.aspx
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C++ Rookie tries C#
A little bit background, I am a final year undergrad student, looking for a job, which of course who isn’t these days. With that being said, my job search isn’t Read More
Improving Code Readability with Linq (and MoreLinq)
My friends and coworkers have accused me of falling in love with Linq. This may or may not be true… The truth is, ever since Linq came out with .NET Read More
Using nameof operator in C#
There’s one very useful and often overlooked operator in C#. It’s called nameof and its purpose is to return name of something. Although it is operator we can live without Read More
Async And Await In C#
C# 5.0 introduced the async and await keywords. These keywords let you write asynchronous code that has the same structure and simplicity as synchronous code, as well as eliminating the Read More
C# Task
C# Task is one of the central elements of the task-based asynchronous pattern first introduced in the .NET Framework 4. Read more: https://codewithshadman.com/csharp-task/
Delegates And Events In C#
An event can be used to provide notifications. You can subscribe to an event if you are interested in those notifications. You can also create your own events and raise them to provide notifications when something Read More
Publish Subscribe Design Pattern In C#
Publish-Subscribe or Pub-Sub is a design pattern that allows loose coupling between the application components. Read more: https://codewithshadman.com/publish-subscribe-design-pattern-in-csharp/
Safer C# with the nameof operator
C# 6 introduced a simple operator that can prevent several types of issues if properly used. In this short article, we’ll explore the nameof operator and how it can improve Read More
C# Loves Code Patterns
This post is part of the third annual C# Advent. Check out the home page for up to 50 C# blog posts in December 2019! Thanks, Matthew D. Groves for organizing it. Read more: https://www.gamlor.info/posts-output/2019-12-11-csharp-structural-pattern/en/