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A blog (engine) completely written in C# and Blazor. It aims to be a simple use and easy to extend platform. Blogposts are written in Markdown and are rendered to HTML. This gives all the flexibility...
Can I assist in implementing the application layer? This way, our controllers can utilize application services instead of directly accessing repositories, thereby shifting the dependency from the infrastructure layer to...
Follow-Up to #333 Currently, `master` is the active development branch. That could mean that we already use previews of the .net SDK itself leading to unexpected behavior for folks that...
Currently the RSS implementation seems to only includes the opening paragraph, this is not very friendly to RSS readers, forcing the reader to open the website to read the rest...
Currently Work In Progress. @ncosentino Basically, you as creator, can flag articles as "Member Only". If a user is logged in and has a "Member" Role (has to come from...
Currently, only markdown is parsed, but `` and friends should also work. While working on this feature, there are some major complexity points here: mainly: Do we want to allow...
I would find it beneficial to have something like a load/generate X blog posts just for testing/development purposes. Currently if I need to test behavior like the next/previous buttons I...
Next/Previous buttons will scroll to "Older Posts" text for better user experience while paging through posts Fixes #466
Just noticed myself paging through to find an interesting post and I always was skipping the header. When clicking the Next/Previous buttons to see more posts maybe we could have...
Disclaimer: This might have been because I migrated posts manually, but I am not entirely sure. They seem to render completely fine in the UI from what I can see,...
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A blog (engine) completely written in C# and Blazor. It aims to be a simple use and easy to extend platform. Blogposts are written in Markdown and are rendered to HTML. This gives all the flexibility...