Martin Zima

Hello Rustam, there is some information on authorization: [in the documentation](https://docs.revoframework.net/reference-guide/authorization), but I admit its maybe not super clear on a few things. Simply put, a _Permission_ instance defines that...

Hey TheAifam5, There is no explicit support for Azure Functions, but I suppose you could hook event listeners to trigger some Azure Functions quite easily. Did you have anything more...

Sorry, I don't believe this is neither anything required by DDD per se, nor anything practical for the real-world development. But feel free to elaborate on why you think it...

@sean-perkins Besides the missing features that @jaytonic mentioned, I would also like to add [collapsible large titles](https://m3.material.io/components/top-app-bar/overview) as something that we miss greatly (also discussed in this [closed issue](https://github.com/ionic-team/ionic-framework/issues/25157)). I...

Ninject itself supports .NET Core/.NET 6 and Revo provides adapters for seamless integration with ASP.NET Core apps (see [Revo.AspNetCore](https://github.com/revoframework/Revo/tree/develop/Providers/AspNetCore/Revo.AspNetCore) package). For Blazor WebAssembly, you would just need to replicate what...

With ASP.NET Core controllers, the trick would be to register a custom IControllerActivator which lets us construct the instances on our own, using Ninject injector. Similarly, with Blazor, we need...

Hey @chrisbinnefeld, > We implemented an workaround by manually changing the values, which are modified by the animations, in the DOM after the modal dialog is displayed. Would you be...

We have run into this issue as well, basically when implementing something like EAVs. Our requirement was to be able to search the values in the dictionary with Web API...