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TracerX Logger and Viewer for .NET

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By using System.Threading, using System.IO, namespace Blazor Sample, using TracerX
| The Code Project
Introduction The TracerX logger is easy to get started with, yet has advanced features for .NET applications. It can send output to multiple destinations (circular file, event log, etc.). It can generate text and/or binary files. It has a powerful viewer that supports filtering and coloring by threads, category, trace level, and more.
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ASP.NET Core Blazor forms and input components

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By namespace Blazor Sample, using System.Threading.Tasks, Using Microsoft. AspNetCore.Authorization, Using Microsoft. AspNetCore.Mvc
| microsoft.com
Read in English Read in English Feedback Edit Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Article 09/30/2022 132 minutes to read In this article The Blazor framework supports forms and provides built-in input components: EditForm component bound to a model that uses data annotations Built-in input components The Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Forms namespace provides classes for managing form views, state, and validation.
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ASP.NET Core Blazor forms and input components

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By namespace Blazor Sample, using System.Threading.Tasks, Using Microsoft. AspNetCore.Authorization, Using Microsoft. AspNetCore.Mvc
| microsoft.com
Read in English Read in English Feedback Edit Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Article 08/16/2022 131 minutes to read In this article The Blazor framework supports forms and provides built-in input components: EditForm component bound to a model that uses data annotations Built-in input components To demonstrate how an EditForm component works with data annotations validation, consider the following ExampleModel type.
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