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4/21/2025 - Using Azure Container Apps to Handle Memory Intensive Blazor UI
Modern web applications often encounter bottlenecks when handling resource-intensive operations—especially when those operations involve dynamic, data-heavy UI components like Blazor datasheet. In this post, we’ll explore an architecture that decouples heavy data processing from your main Blazor app by offloading the work to isolated containers running in Azure Container Apps. We’ll walk through the creation of a scalable system that: Executes resource-intensive jobs in a separate
2/3/2025 - Story Book Cabin Blazor Godot
Story Book Cabin is an interactive Blazor Godot project that allows users to drag and drop characters into a virtual environment. Users can give natural language prompts to an AI, which interprets the instructions and moves characters accordingly. You can play the game here at: https://storybookcabinpocblazor.azurewebsites.net
Godot Project: https://github.com/AIStoryBuilders/StorybookCabinPOC Web Application: https://github.com/AIStoryBuilders/StorybookCabinPOCBlazor
12/30/2024 - Develop and Display RDLC Reports in Microsoft Blazor
You can design and display RDLC reports, developed using Visual Studio , in Microsoft Blazor . This allows you to provide pixel perfect, printable reports, entirely in your Blazor application, without the need for an external report server. This is made possible primarily by the functionally provided by these two projects: Report Viewer Core PdfJs The code covered in this article is available here: https://github.com/ADefWebserver/BlazorRDLCViewer ( Blazor Server
11/24/2024 - DotNet Aspire: Publishing to an Existing Azure Container Registry
When working with Microsoft Azure Aspire , ensuring your deployment aligns with your organizational standards and project needs is crucial. One common scenario is deploying Aspire projects into an existing Azure Resource Group instead of creating a new one with default naming conventions. Deploying a Microsoft Aspire application to Azure involves a streamlined three-step process. First, developers build the Aspire application in Visual Studio , which produces an image file. Th
10/27/2024 - Creating A Step-By-Step End-To-End Database Server-Side Blazor Application (updated to .Net 9)
The primary benefit we have when using server-side Blazor is that we do not have to make web http calls from the client code to the server code. This reduces the code we need to write and eliminates many security concerns. In this article, we will demonstrate how a list of Weather forecasts can be added to the database by each user. A user will only have the ability to see their own forecasts. Use SQL Server The new project template in Visual Studio will allow yo
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