@nbiada.bsky.social
The two approaches need two different source code (if you want to create a publishing environment from the project itself).
Mixing the approaches doesn't get us any real value.
Using kubernetes or openshift or fabric in production is another area of DevOps and, many many times, needs other people
Mixing the approaches doesn't get us any real value.
Using kubernetes or openshift or fabric in production is another area of DevOps and, many many times, needs other people
March 2, 2025 at 9:47 AM
The two approaches need two different source code (if you want to create a publishing environment from the project itself).
Mixing the approaches doesn't get us any real value.
Using kubernetes or openshift or fabric in production is another area of DevOps and, many many times, needs other people
Mixing the approaches doesn't get us any real value.
Using kubernetes or openshift or fabric in production is another area of DevOps and, many many times, needs other people
At this point it seems clear that we need to have two different approaches to a .net aspire project.
The first one is related to local development and containers management, the second one to production publishing procedures.
The first one needs to be completely independent from the second one.
The first one is related to local development and containers management, the second one to production publishing procedures.
The first one needs to be completely independent from the second one.
March 2, 2025 at 9:41 AM
At this point it seems clear that we need to have two different approaches to a .net aspire project.
The first one is related to local development and containers management, the second one to production publishing procedures.
The first one needs to be completely independent from the second one.
The first one is related to local development and containers management, the second one to production publishing procedures.
The first one needs to be completely independent from the second one.
Could be, but I'm not sure.
Have you tried to remove one of them?
Sometimes the problem is in CORS and/or HTTPS, the experience in local development is quite different.
For a better test you should deploy locally on docker using an alpine image.
Have you tried to remove one of them?
Sometimes the problem is in CORS and/or HTTPS, the experience in local development is quite different.
For a better test you should deploy locally on docker using an alpine image.
February 14, 2025 at 8:10 AM
Could be, but I'm not sure.
Have you tried to remove one of them?
Sometimes the problem is in CORS and/or HTTPS, the experience in local development is quite different.
For a better test you should deploy locally on docker using an alpine image.
Have you tried to remove one of them?
Sometimes the problem is in CORS and/or HTTPS, the experience in local development is quite different.
For a better test you should deploy locally on docker using an alpine image.
Jsinterop errors depend only on developer bugs.
My long long experience with Blazor tells me that I must double check my code.
And I never went back to the hell of npm !!! Thanks Blazor !
My long long experience with Blazor tells me that I must double check my code.
And I never went back to the hell of npm !!! Thanks Blazor !
February 14, 2025 at 8:06 AM
Jsinterop errors depend only on developer bugs.
My long long experience with Blazor tells me that I must double check my code.
And I never went back to the hell of npm !!! Thanks Blazor !
My long long experience with Blazor tells me that I must double check my code.
And I never went back to the hell of npm !!! Thanks Blazor !
Keep Apricot (I've used it, it's legendary)
Gift Amstrad (I never liked the keyboard)
Gift Amstrad (I never liked the keyboard)
February 6, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Keep Apricot (I've used it, it's legendary)
Gift Amstrad (I never liked the keyboard)
Gift Amstrad (I never liked the keyboard)
It's enough to rollback the audio driver to a previous version.
Last year a similar problem was addressed on my HP pc.
It was only a driver issue.
I contacted HP and after 1 month an update has been released.
In the meantime I used the older driver without any issue.
Logging is fundamental
Last year a similar problem was addressed on my HP pc.
It was only a driver issue.
I contacted HP and after 1 month an update has been released.
In the meantime I used the older driver without any issue.
Logging is fundamental
February 1, 2025 at 7:47 PM
It's enough to rollback the audio driver to a previous version.
Last year a similar problem was addressed on my HP pc.
It was only a driver issue.
I contacted HP and after 1 month an update has been released.
In the meantime I used the older driver without any issue.
Logging is fundamental
Last year a similar problem was addressed on my HP pc.
It was only a driver issue.
I contacted HP and after 1 month an update has been released.
In the meantime I used the older driver without any issue.
Logging is fundamental
Who speaks about you?
Jeff... please relax.
Jeff... please relax.
January 31, 2025 at 5:48 AM
Who speaks about you?
Jeff... please relax.
Jeff... please relax.
The perfect reply.
Steve, probably, works and worked in real life, without too much camera and lights.
Steve, probably, works and worked in real life, without too much camera and lights.
January 31, 2025 at 5:28 AM
The perfect reply.
Steve, probably, works and worked in real life, without too much camera and lights.
Steve, probably, works and worked in real life, without too much camera and lights.
Ah!
Ok, your use case is perfect for a GPU like that.
But, if you think, it's strange that a Mac without a GPU like that works as required for the majority of the video editors.
I don't like Apple products for a lot of reasons, but it seems a different approach more than a technical requirement.
Ok, your use case is perfect for a GPU like that.
But, if you think, it's strange that a Mac without a GPU like that works as required for the majority of the video editors.
I don't like Apple products for a lot of reasons, but it seems a different approach more than a technical requirement.
January 30, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Ah!
Ok, your use case is perfect for a GPU like that.
But, if you think, it's strange that a Mac without a GPU like that works as required for the majority of the video editors.
I don't like Apple products for a lot of reasons, but it seems a different approach more than a technical requirement.
Ok, your use case is perfect for a GPU like that.
But, if you think, it's strange that a Mac without a GPU like that works as required for the majority of the video editors.
I don't like Apple products for a lot of reasons, but it seems a different approach more than a technical requirement.
For what?
Why do you need a 2K bucks GPU?
Why do you need a 2K bucks GPU?
January 30, 2025 at 7:36 PM
For what?
Why do you need a 2K bucks GPU?
Why do you need a 2K bucks GPU?
Riser Is sloooooooower than the latest versions of VS2022.
Try it with a simple chronograph
Try it with a simple chronograph
January 24, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Riser Is sloooooooower than the latest versions of VS2022.
Try it with a simple chronograph
Try it with a simple chronograph
I've tried and I'm using it in a new project.
Really useful when you have intensive data entry pages
Really useful when you have intensive data entry pages
January 19, 2025 at 2:48 PM
I've tried and I'm using it in a new project.
Really useful when you have intensive data entry pages
Really useful when you have intensive data entry pages
Why denied?
From who? Insurance?
From who? Insurance?
December 21, 2024 at 8:37 AM
Why denied?
From who? Insurance?
From who? Insurance?
Higher taxes are needed to support those who cannot pay insurance costs.
I pay 65% of my income in taxes, but in case my family or my son or my friends or anyone will lose work, the healthcare will be guaranteed. Forever.
I pay 65% of my income in taxes, but in case my family or my son or my friends or anyone will lose work, the healthcare will be guaranteed. Forever.
December 10, 2024 at 8:47 AM
Higher taxes are needed to support those who cannot pay insurance costs.
I pay 65% of my income in taxes, but in case my family or my son or my friends or anyone will lose work, the healthcare will be guaranteed. Forever.
I pay 65% of my income in taxes, but in case my family or my son or my friends or anyone will lose work, the healthcare will be guaranteed. Forever.
Guns? No one I've known in my entire life.
The healthcare industry is a problem of controlling and regulation.
In Italy we have free public healthcare for everyone, from the diabetes pills to the most complex heart surgery.
Does it works?
Not always, but in 90% of cases yes.
The healthcare industry is a problem of controlling and regulation.
In Italy we have free public healthcare for everyone, from the diabetes pills to the most complex heart surgery.
Does it works?
Not always, but in 90% of cases yes.
December 10, 2024 at 6:48 AM
Guns? No one I've known in my entire life.
The healthcare industry is a problem of controlling and regulation.
In Italy we have free public healthcare for everyone, from the diabetes pills to the most complex heart surgery.
Does it works?
Not always, but in 90% of cases yes.
The healthcare industry is a problem of controlling and regulation.
In Italy we have free public healthcare for everyone, from the diabetes pills to the most complex heart surgery.
Does it works?
Not always, but in 90% of cases yes.
I feel exactly the opposite.
The .net ecosystem and dev env is rock solid.
On a new computer I can download and install VS2022 and start working in half an hour (with a good connection).
With Blazor and EF Core I can develop and publish an app with dB support from scratch in 1 hour.
It works. Ever.
The .net ecosystem and dev env is rock solid.
On a new computer I can download and install VS2022 and start working in half an hour (with a good connection).
With Blazor and EF Core I can develop and publish an app with dB support from scratch in 1 hour.
It works. Ever.
December 9, 2024 at 5:29 AM
I feel exactly the opposite.
The .net ecosystem and dev env is rock solid.
On a new computer I can download and install VS2022 and start working in half an hour (with a good connection).
With Blazor and EF Core I can develop and publish an app with dB support from scratch in 1 hour.
It works. Ever.
The .net ecosystem and dev env is rock solid.
On a new computer I can download and install VS2022 and start working in half an hour (with a good connection).
With Blazor and EF Core I can develop and publish an app with dB support from scratch in 1 hour.
It works. Ever.
Windows 11 is an absolute first class OS.
only macOSX can be compared with it on a desktop/laptop.
Linux is a great OS but the desktop versions are years away from Windows 11 and macOSX
only macOSX can be compared with it on a desktop/laptop.
Linux is a great OS but the desktop versions are years away from Windows 11 and macOSX
November 30, 2024 at 8:00 PM
Windows 11 is an absolute first class OS.
only macOSX can be compared with it on a desktop/laptop.
Linux is a great OS but the desktop versions are years away from Windows 11 and macOSX
only macOSX can be compared with it on a desktop/laptop.
Linux is a great OS but the desktop versions are years away from Windows 11 and macOSX
Ups.
Never without it in any desktop configuration.
It saves you from a lot of situations.
Never without it in any desktop configuration.
It saves you from a lot of situations.
November 30, 2024 at 7:56 PM
Ups.
Never without it in any desktop configuration.
It saves you from a lot of situations.
Never without it in any desktop configuration.
It saves you from a lot of situations.
As of November 2024, the global desktop operating system market is distributed as follows:
Microsoft Windows:~73%
Apple's macOS:~15%
Linux distributions:~5%
Google's ChromeOS:~ 2%
Others: 5%
Microsoft Windows:~73%
Apple's macOS:~15%
Linux distributions:~5%
Google's ChromeOS:~ 2%
Others: 5%
November 30, 2024 at 6:16 PM
As of November 2024, the global desktop operating system market is distributed as follows:
Microsoft Windows:~73%
Apple's macOS:~15%
Linux distributions:~5%
Google's ChromeOS:~ 2%
Others: 5%
Microsoft Windows:~73%
Apple's macOS:~15%
Linux distributions:~5%
Google's ChromeOS:~ 2%
Others: 5%
Any news?
The Bernasconi Novela Is on Netflix starting from December
😄😄
The Bernasconi Novela Is on Netflix starting from December
😄😄
November 29, 2024 at 6:25 AM
Any news?
The Bernasconi Novela Is on Netflix starting from December
😄😄
The Bernasconi Novela Is on Netflix starting from December
😄😄
Have you tried to use a lower resolution on that monitor?
Sometimes a broken monitor works correctly on lower resolution but doesn't at higher.
Sometimes a broken monitor works correctly on lower resolution but doesn't at higher.
November 28, 2024 at 11:45 AM
Have you tried to use a lower resolution on that monitor?
Sometimes a broken monitor works correctly on lower resolution but doesn't at higher.
Sometimes a broken monitor works correctly on lower resolution but doesn't at higher.
This is why mankind created red wine
November 27, 2024 at 9:36 PM
This is why mankind created red wine
I've developed some PWA in the past, but actually a MAUI app with Blazor Hybrid is more useful.
Cache remains a problem and sometimes IndexedDB gets some headache
Cache remains a problem and sometimes IndexedDB gets some headache
November 25, 2024 at 5:23 AM
I've developed some PWA in the past, but actually a MAUI app with Blazor Hybrid is more useful.
Cache remains a problem and sometimes IndexedDB gets some headache
Cache remains a problem and sometimes IndexedDB gets some headache