I came across a new open-source Blazor component library called BlazorDX : https://github.com/logixrcorp/BlazorDX What caught my attention is the angle it takes. It isn’t a productivity skin over Bootstrap — it’s a secure-by-default, headless, AOT-safe component system for .NET 10. It has zero runtime reflection (grid and JSON binding come from C# source generators), it survives full IL trimming, and the heavy work — sorting, filtering, aggregating — runs in a Rust → WASM kern

On Reddit I saw the following post:   The Github project is at: https://github.com/MiracleFoundation/GuideFlow   The project has excellent documentation: https://miraclefoundation.github.io/GuideFlow/   These days good documentation is all you need to supply your AI with the information it needs to leverage any library or tool. I decided to make a guided tutorial for my Blazor RFP Response Creator app located at: https://github.com/BlazorD

This week, I received the following email: I decided to give this library a try. To test it out I decided to make a simple Blazor app that allowed you to describe a video you wanted and it will create it.   The first thing I do is create a Blazor Server App . This is my starting point.   Even though I like to use Visual Studio for writing and debugging my code, I find that Visual Studio Code is much better when writing code with AI.  

I am happy to announce that the updated edition of my free ebook, Blazor Succinctly , published by Syncfusion , is now available. What the Book Covers Rather than walking through disconnected snippets, the book covers the core elements of Blazor and then puts them to work by building a complete sample application: a Syncfusion Help Desk .     Along the way, the sample application demonstrates the things you actually have to deal with in a production app: Impleme

If I asked you to tell me what is related to what, you would not run a vector search in your head — you would build a little graph. That is what makes a Knowledge Graph more powerful than RAG, and you do not need a multi-thousand-dollar graph database to do it. Note: YouTube video: https://youtu.be/lzd-pxVI4Is Stop and try it. Picture your three closest co-workers. Now picture what projects they are on, who reports to whom, and which of them sat in the meeting las