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When working with Blazor WebAssembly, JavaScript interop often feels straightforward—until it isn’t. One of the more subtle (and frustrating) issues I’ve run into involves Safari, user-initiated navigation, and async event handlers. This post documents a real-world lesson learned: why I intentionally avoid async when triggering browser navigation (like mailto:) from Blazor, even though async/await is…
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This article outlines the basics of securing the data tier of an application using Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Managed Instance. The security strategy…
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1-Who is involved?Person or organization of interest to the enterprise. That is, “Who is important to the business?” Often a ‘who’ is…
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Azure approach that reflects ETL; Source: Identify the source systems to extract from. In Azure, data sources include Azure Cosmos DB, Azure…
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