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Nov 05, 2023·4 min read

Deploying .NET templates using GitHub Actions

Once you've created a .NET template, you should automate the updates of the package using GitHub actions to remove the effort required in publishing updates

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Oct 29, 2023·7 min read

Visual Studio Item Templates vs .NET Templates in 2023

Long ago, one of the ways we'd get some reuse out of standard and utility files would be by exporting item templates. Since the .NET CLI rolled around, the approach has been different and much easier.

gitnuget.org.NET+5 more
Aug 15, 2023·1 min read

Blazor Server events not triggering when hosted behind Cloudflare

Are you hosting your Blazor Server app behind Cloudflare? Are you having issues with events not triggering? Check your configuration 😉.

CloudflareBlazor.NET+2 more
Dec 07, 2017·1 min read

Work Around for .NET Framework 4.7 or a later update is already installed on this computer

I see this message most times I format my machines after opening existing projects in Visual Studio and I always forgot how I solve it

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