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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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View this class; This can be re-written as; Seems we can save some lines with this new pattern.
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I am going to copy this site and run inside Docker Container. STEPS 1-Pull WordPress and MySQL images using docker-compose, I am…
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Create a serialized representation of an array, a plain object, or a jQuery object suitable for use in a URL query string…
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Here is a short checklist to upgrade Debian to latest bookworm version; Proxmox update goes with Debian Latest stable version. I am…
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