...But Now I Can Rest 😎
It's been a full work day with both sideline tasks through the early part and then coding right through the night, with only a short fun break in the middle. But the results have been great, and this awesome release from Chill Music Lab dropped a short while ago is the perfect vibe to finish the day 🙂
Adding & Improving
The main issue I was having with the server version of Blazor was that the UI wasn't going to be as user-friendly as I thought it would be at first. That's because although the javascript could be made to work (changing the render-mode from server-pre-rendered to just server), the processing of the window resize always meant having to go back to the server for the calculation, which meant the events would be severely delayed once the app was deployed properly.
The screen capture above shows the current state of the new WASM version of the MOOVPAD Web App which I've been putting together over the past couple of hours. The main difference in developing this version will be the overhaul of my approach to data access, since WASM doesn't allow the use of SQL classes, because that version of Blazor is designed to work across many platforms including some that don't support MS-based frameworks.
Other than the change in actual calls for data though, everything else is pretty much the same. So much so, that I was able to bring all of the code classes and all the new UI code into the newly built WASM app in under an hour. And now.... all done 🙂
Stay awesome,
EMH
