Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl

C# Software Developer |
Creator of @EnigmaticaPacks🌳 for Minecraft |
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[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

I just published two new #dotnet nugets, that make it easier to run background jobs at specific times.

I think they turned out pretty well!

https://t.co/gE7VwUkQsL

https://t.co/rDFfNsA5pe

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@Qusaismael Claude for development, ChatGPT for more general questions where accuracy is less important.

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@codemullins I prefer license key, because it's usually simpler to renew than a private nuget feed.

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@DevLeaderCa The learning curve is a bit steep, but it's very powerful once you've got the hang of it. Not to mention cheap 😄

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@Buuz135mods Yes 👍

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Our Discord server is back! ❤

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@firstdrafthell There's a very easy workaround in the comments, at least.

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Intro To elmah io for Logging in .NET 8 and Blazor Web Apps by @IAmTimCorey https://t.co/WfjZRg6P0G #aspnetcore #blazor

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Discriminated unions in C# 🥳

Looks like this is now an official proposal.
It might actually be happening.

Proposal link in 2nd tweet below ⬇️

#dotnet #csharp

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@docm77 Excellent choice!

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@MartinDotNet The frontend component then registers an eventhandler on the state object that calls InvokeAsync(StateHasChanged)

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@MartinDotNet I've been reading the other answers and realised there's a simpler way.
You can have a state object that you share between frontend component and background service through DI.
You then increment/modify the state object in your background service, and invoke an eventcallback...

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@MartinDotNet I thought so too, but nope 😄

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@MartinDotNet Here's an example, an unread message counter that is incremented whenever a new message is sent to the client.

Frontend bit:
https://t.co/HoscB6WHyV

SignalR Client:
https://t.co/HbS7kEno2w

Server triggering the SignalR Hub:
https://t.co/VcDkc1iRjX

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@MartinDotNet Yes, you can push updates from the server to the client using a SignalR Hub.

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@mjovanovictech Well deserved, congrats 😊

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@Mrbysco Solid work 💪

[Niels Pilgaard Grøndahl @Niels_Pilgaard]

@csharpfritz Fair enough 👍

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