I've always enjoyed coding challenges; obviously at work but also every so often just for fun, usually from a coding-exercise site such as CodingBat or CodinGame. So I thought that I'd try my hand at imagining, writing and finally solving a coding challenge myself: The challenge You're tasked with implementing
.NET MAUI Blazor windows The .NET MAUI documentation details the creation of windows and states that .NET MAUI apps support having multiple windows, but what it omits is explaining how to access this functionality in the context of a .NET MAUI Blazor app. Fundamentally, a .NET MAUI Blazor app is
This guide details how to create .NET MAUI Blazor workbench-style app. By workbench-style app I mean an application that is akin to most classic desktop apps, where there is: 1. a fixed header that usually contains a menu stip or ribbon, 2. a main content area which often has a
I'm currently working on code that needs to retrieve the values of certain properties in an object recursively, without knowing the type of the object. So using reflection is required. For demonstration, I'm using these two classes: public class TestItem { public string Name { get; set; } = string.Empty; } public class Test