Mladen Macanovic

All Blazorise 1.8 tasks are now finished, and we are now preparing it for final release.

Stay tuned!

#Blazorise #Blazor #DotNet

Works like a charm. Thanks for sharing!

To be honest. I don't really see much reason for bsky account. Seems like it is quite empty around here. Prove me wrong!

A US internship seems like a hard sell for anyone coming from the EU. I cannot imagine why would anyone work for free. I guess when you're that young, you have other priorities :)

Did he get the job?

@microsoft.com has taken 30% of all our sales coming from their Store. They explain that it is the default for all non-US companies. Even though we are free from any taxes when selling to B2B. I find this nonsense.

So, we are now raising all our prices on the Microsoft Store by 30%.

Do you want to see how we drag & drop our cabbage? Throw around bananas in and out of the basket? 😄

We just wanted to show you a simple demo of our Drag & Drop component we have in our library!

blazorise.com/docs/compone...

#blazor #components #blazorise #csharpdotnet #programming

I must admit I still don't know what it does, how it works, or why it is named stories. Dare to eli5?

Mine is at the sprint/climb everywhere/open everything stage...

Blazorise v1.7.3 We're excited to bring you Blazorise 1.7.3, a focused update addressing key issues and delivering important fixes for smoother and more reliable development. This release reflects feedback from the Bl...

Blazorise 1.7.3 is now released with some quality of life fixes.

blazorise.com/news/release...

I agree 100% with @simoncropp.bsky.social. Whoever wishes to complain, let them fork the repo and continue working on their own "free" time. Let's see how far that will take them.

Also, we're using the FA library. We're going to pay for it. Fair and square.

We just closed the largest deal so far, with 30 Blazorise licenses bought by a single client. We must be doing something good with our work and that people recognize.

Yesterday I had to run some third party JS library. And oh my god what a pain in the a** that was. I don't know how any sane person can deal with npm, pnpm, yard, turbo, and whatever else of this build tools. I now remember why I hated it many years ago.

There is hardly any innovation in this space anymore. Better CPUs, yes. But the difference is very little compared to previous years. It is just not worth it unless your phone entirely breaks.

Working on a new theme template that specifically targets Fluent UI design for Blazorise.

Hmm hard to tell. But, coming from the development background I would say anything business related. That's definitely something I lack the most.

True enterprise readiness is about stability, reliability, and a commitment to long-term growth and support. Let's set the bar higher!

What does "Enterprise ready" mean to you?

Share your thoughts!

The term "Enterprise ready" gets thrown around a lot in project descriptions. But what does it really mean?

It’s definitely not:

- Introducing breaking changes in minor releases
- A project maintained by just one person
- Having no sustainable revenue model
- Bugs sitting unresolved for years

It's nice when you make a small tweak and accidentally fix several bugs at the same time.

Choose between 100+ Blazorise Blocks we created to build your perfect Blazor web! 👇

We have a great checkout system section with our Blazorise Blocks that you can implement as a final step when your customers are ready to buy ✅

blazorise.com/blocks/ecomm...

#devs #tech #ecommerce #csharp

Starting to feel the burnout...

How do you handle it?

That's basically it.

Meanwhile. In Croatia, a minister of Economy is telling people to bake their bread at home because they are complaining too much of how bread prices went up in the last year by 300%.

We have an early Christmas gift for you! 🎁

The new update to Blazorise v1.7.1 has arrived!

🛠️ Support for components w/o parameterless constructors

📂 Query versioning for static files

📖 Auto API docs

Release notes: blazorise.com/news/release...

#Blazor #update #bug #csharp #components

Blazorise v1.7.1 We're excited to announce the maintenance release of Blazorise 1.7.1! This release includes several bug fixes, enhancements, and updates to improve your development experience and streamline our docum...

🚀 Blazorise 1.7.1 is here!

Here’s what’s new in this release:

🛠️ Support for components without parameterless constructors

📂 Query versioning for static files

📖 Automated API documentation

🔗 Read more: blazorise.com/news/release...

#Blazorise #Blazor #dotnet #WebDevelopment

[2.0] API refactor: extension components by stsrki · Pull Request #5878 · Megabit/Blazorise Continuation of #5657 Working on changing the API for extension components. The new API will drop SelectedValue and SelectedValues and replace them with a single parameter, Value, which handles all...

Making the #Blazorise extensions receive the same love as the core components.

I have started refactoring multiple component parameters to work with a single Value parameter.

github.com/Megabit/Blaz...

#Blazor #DotNet

🛠 Old vs. New

TextEdit → TextInput
DateEdit→ DateInput
NumericEdit→ NumericInput

This aligns naming conventions with modern standards and expectations. What do you think?

💡 Why rename components?

Renaming components improves clarity, consistency, and future-proofing. This ensures that developers can quickly understand and adopt Blazorise without confusion.

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🚨 Blazorise 2.0 will introduce several breaking changes! 🚨
We’re committed to making Blazorise better than ever, and some changes are necessary to streamline the framework.
First up: Component renames. 🧵

BlueSky is nice. But I still see a lot of posts about murica.

1. I'm not from USA
2. I don't care about US politics

Yet, I still get bombarded with it.