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A few days ago, I introduced using Blazor Hybrid in Winform, and mentioned that with the Blazor UI, our Winform programs can be designed to look better. Next, I will illustrate with an example of drawing in Winform Blazor Hybrid, hoping it helps you.
Recently, while troubleshooting an upload feature, the client uploaded a zip file. On the server side, the code using C# to unzip the file would decompress it and then verify whether it is an allowed file type. It also had to check for tampered file extensions, file headers, etc. But then, during the unzipping of the zip file, an unexpected problem occurred.
We delve into various XAML-based platforms, cross-platform strategies, and the core technologies needed for effective project architecture design.
This article introduces how to develop a parking move QR code generation tool, including a desktop version implemented with C# and Avalonia, as well as an online version implemented with Blazor frontend and .NET Web API, covering requirements analysis, core code implementation, UI design, and application of MVVM pattern.
This article introduces how to use C# and Avalonia to develop an image to icon tool, including requirements analysis, core code implementation, UI design, and application of MVVM pattern.
On the sixth day of learning C# programming, I studied loop control, ternary expressions, constants, enumerations, structures, arrays, and methods. As a developer who transitioned from nursing, I combine these programming concepts with nursing work experience to better understand and remember them.
On the fifth day of learning C# programming, I studied exception handling, variable scope, switch-case statements, and loop structures. As a nurse turned developer, I try to combine these programming concepts with nursing work experience.
Setting up an offline development environment is the most troublesome. This article details how to create an offline installation package for VS 2022 Preview, including complete download, installation steps and precautions
On the fourth day of learning C# programming, I began learning Markdown. As a nurse turned developer, I record my learning insights on this lightweight markup language.
As a nurse, I resolutely crossed over into C# programming. Here I share the content of the third day of learning, covering core knowledge such as type conversion, operators, and logical judgment.
Today .NET 10 Preview 1 was released. I downloaded it immediately, upgraded the Avalonia UI project and blog website. The former passed functional testing and AOT publishing successfully, the latter debugging went fine, but Docker has not been successful yet.
As a nurse, I resolutely crossed over into C# programming. Here I share the content of the second day of learning, covering key points such as variables, operators, and escape characters.
This article details how to use PowerShell scripts and batch files to automate version updates and one-click publishing in .NET Avalonia UI projects. First, it explains the setup and modification of PowerShell execution policies to ensure scripts can run properly. Then, it introduces methods for adding scripts in Visual Studio pre-build events to automatically update version numbers, as well as using batch files to publish applications on multiple platforms. Finally, a PowerShell script example is provided that can automatically update program version information based on Git tags. These methods can improve the development efficiency and convenience of the publish process for .NET projects.