⚡Generating HTTP API clients using Visual Studio Connected Services⚡
Part 3 in our series on HTTP APIs in .NET with @bradygaster and @jongalloway.
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@MladenMacanovic@shunjiey Yes, we consider this as the likely root reason of the issue but before we do some tests with an adequate proxy, we cannot be sure. We hope that until the end of February we'll have an answer to this.
Happy to announce our new version. Reaching a big milestone on the #BlazorREPL evolution. You can now install NuGet packages, configure custom services and reference external static assets. All of these can be included in your snippets. Here is an example: https://t.co/JmT4eBe7CL
@MladenMacanovic@shunjiey Not a Blazorise related issue. During our tests we established that some users in China get CORS error responses for requests to NuGet API. It looked like some proxy is stripping away response headers in China but we have to do more tests so we are sure what the actual issue is.
@shunjiey@MladenMacanovic Hey, @shunjiey , should we consider this as: it's still not working in China? We will try to find a proxy through which we can do tests but we had to release this for the community to use it. We believe we can make it work in China if it's config issue
After quite a struggle, we are almost done with the next massive feature in #BlazorREPL. Look what you can do entirely in your browser: https://t.co/9fF7qUCNaW #blazor#wasm#opensource
We just released support of .cs files. Whether you want to extract your models in a separate file or just move the logic of your component in a code-behind file, now you can. Here is aн example: https://t.co/5Sh9LlrPQC
@shunjiey We are currently working on a feature that will enable you to use Blazor REPL directly to do just that. It's almost ready so stay tuned for more updates.
#MudBlazor is the first #blazor component library which uses #BlazorREPL to show and edit their snippets entirely in the browser. You can check the instance of the project at https://t.co/nIsVnVfRhJ
We are thrilled to share that #BlazorREPL now has its own Twitter account. We will share some status updates for the platform and the #opensource project as well as some interesting snippets from our community.