The user experience of a typical enterprise application is provided by hundreds or even thousands of pages created by developers. Each page will display a set of fields and offer the user a set of allowed actions they can take. At its root, each page may provide...
A common approach to building an enterprise application using Microsoft .NET Blazor involves some form of Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern and perhaps Entity Framework to connect to a relational database. Each form is hand-coded by a developer laying out and...
Security and privacy are major concerns for any organization and are likely to present an issue for many developers moving from older technology to .NET 6+. This is because the user experience is going to be rendered on a client device which may be insecure or...
At greatideaz, we have invested considerable time and effort into building a Blazor user experience based on our Dynamic Page Builder technology for our trellispark platform. The trellispark UX Creator is used to create a set of configuration data that defines the...
Our latest major release of trellispark on .NET 6 Blazor / WASM (WebAssembly) has arrived! This release includes BIG enhancements to UX Creator, Blazor/MAUI Hybrid, themes (e.g. "dark mode"!) and more! See details ↓ The trellispark platform provides extreme...
Many organizations are facing the challenge of modernizing existing .NET 4 Framework (and older) web and desktop applications towards .NET 6+ Blazor/MAUI. This article summarizes how we are able to achieve sustainable modernization for organizations looking to employ...
In the world of development tools and frameworks to build business applications, the origin story of many software products stem from an initial business purpose or function, and then evolved from there. MS Dynamics started from a contact center solution, ServiceNow...
Our latest major release of trellispark on .NET 6 Blazor / WASM (WebAssembly) has arrived! Lots of new features! See details ↓ The trellispark framework provides an excellent resource both for building advanced business applications and learning how to use .NET 6...
At Great Ideaz, we talk a lot about Create, Read, Update and Delete (CRUD) processing and how the trellispark framework eliminates the need for CRUD removing 90-95% of the code-behind from our web forms. What we don’t talk about much is the Command and Query...
Microsoft announced that .NET Framework 4.8 is no longer under active development. Microsoft will still be including it in their Windows Operating System with monthly security and reliability fixes – but they recommend that new development should be done in .NET 6 or...