Starting a new project, I’m worried if I go with Blazor, I might regret it down the line cause there’s x that it doesn’t support. RazorPages and MVC have been out for years and are battle tested. Anyone feel the same?
TailwindCSS question. When you add a custom background (see image), how do I then use that custom background on a div? The docs do not mention that #help#css#tailwindcss
@CHBernasconiC On Linux, for .NET development, VS Code sucks. IF you want a decent option, you have to pay for Rider. Otherwise, forget it. The dotnet cli doesn't even format blazor projects 🤦♂️
@CHBernasconiC Love the drive! Do stuff on DX (Developer Experience) on .NET and Linux. Until that is sorted, .NET will always take a back seat for many devs. See latest stats for OS choice on Stackoverflow survey.
@dustinmoris @CHBernasconiC As a Linux user, I 100% agree. VS Code with all the required extensions still SUCKS on Linux for .NET Development. And if you want to use Neovim, forget about it! In comparison Go, TypeScript are lovely to code and work in on Neovim
@CHBernasconiC .NET development on Linux is horrendous. In comparison, Go lang, JavaScript/TypeScript are a joy to code and work in when using Neovim #linux#dotnet
@pluralsight I think your site is broken? I'm using Chromium on Linux. When I go to the courses pages, I see this! I expect to see a bunch of available courses here. #ux#ui#frontend
@mistermag00@csharpfritz Thanks, it doesn't seem to do anything for me! I run `dotnet format .` in he project root directory, and when I do `git status` nothing has changed! #blazor#dotnet
Hi @csharpfritz, is there a CLI tool to format a Blazor project? I mean something I can run on a directory, and it will format all .razor files (spacing, indentation ...etc) #csharp#dotnet#blazor#tooling