After an issue was logged in the Oqtane Framework related to replacing ImageSharp with an alternative library, I reached out to @James_M_South privately and we had a really productive discussion about support for open source projects. The Assembly-Scoped Community license is a great solution.
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Still think Blazor can't scale? Update your priors. Shaun Walker destroys the outdated myths, proving new render modes & optimizations make Blazor a beast for modern web apps.
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Oqtane 10.2.6 is out with productivity, security & performance updates! With 3,658+ PRs and 74 releases, it's a top project in the .NET Foundation. https://t.co/evv1JPkQ4x
@JamesNK I typically use it with external scripts - last week I created integrations with chart.js and gauge.js for a dashboard on a Blazor SSR page. It does work with inline scripts as well… although I have not tested it with a CSP.
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There were a lot of posts about Microsoft MVP Award renewals yesterday... and I want to congratulate everyone who received an award in this cycle. That being said, most MVP's are not in it for the award or the benefits... they are simply looking for a third party acknowledgement that they have "given more than they have received". The volunteer spirit is what drives the Microsoft MVP program and it is the selfless contributions which help others succeed and enriches the ecosystem. So in addition to patting folks on the back for receiving the MVP Award, please remember the significant time and effort they have invested in speaking engagements, podcasts, user groups and events, open source projects, community support, etc... For me personally, "giving is its own reward" and I am humbled by how much I have received since I was first recognized as an MVP back in 2004. I would also like to point out that the motivation to help others is uniquely a human trait and will never be replicated by AI.
#MVPBuzz @MVPAward
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