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by Justin Yoo · 8 min read
In my previous post, I discussed the JavaScript interop feature in Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) and how to leverage it for the Chrome extension development. In this post, I'm going to expand the same
by Justin Yoo · 6 min read
In my previous post, I've walked through how to migrate a JavaScript-based Chrome extension to Blazor WASM with minimal code changes. Although it's successfully migrated to Blazor WASM, it doesn't
by Justin Yoo · 7 min read
A Chrome extension is a tiny app used for Chromium-based web browsers for many purposes. It's like a web application serving static contents, which doesn't need a web server. If this is the case,
by Justin Yoo · 5 min read
.NET SDKs including .NET Core, .NET 5 and .NET 6 support cross-platform. For some reason, you might feel like removing the latest preview version of SDK or a certain version of SDK. You can then use
by Justin Yoo · 8 min read
As a heavy Windows-centric developer, I recently bought a new Macbook Pro (just before the new 16" was launched!). It was my second time using Mac. The first time, I used only Windows through
by Justin Yoo · 6 min read
Generally speaking, either an application or a system is built mostly by a team or a group of people. One of the first exercises building a dev team is to set up a standard development environment