February 12, 2020 - Squirrels, Blazor TreeView images and checkboxes
This episode starts with viewers requesting a voicemod to make Fritz sound like a hamster... and then the chatroom hatches a dastardly plan that would come to fruition two episodes later. Fritz then reports and follows up on an issue with the Visual Studio unit test runner, sending logs to the team.
He then moves into adding checkbox features to the Blazor TreeView component as well as allowing custom images to be placed on the TreeView. He publishes the 0.5.0 version of the BlazorWebFormsComponents through GitHub and Azure DevOps all the way to the public NuGet repository.
This episode wraps with Fritz starting an outline for his strategy to build the FormView component. He creates a feature branch in source control and adds the initial sample and documentation for that component.
Questions:
12:58 Does Amazon sell chipmunk costumes?
36:44 Is there a way to automatically scale Azure App Service plans up and down service tiers?
38:18 Is it possible to have one Azure DevOps pipeline trigger another?
51:46 I'm learning Blazor Server and avoiding using service objects directly so that I can swap in HttpClients when Blazor WebAssembly is available. Is this a good strategy?
55:08 Is Blazor fully written in C# or is there some C++ code involved to optimize for performance?
1:15:58 Why don't you use a GUI for interacting with git?
1:23:04 Is it possible for one C# project to reference another project without it being present in a Visual Studio solution (.sln) file?
Source code at: https://github.com/FritzAndFriends/Bl...
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