Displaying an IIS hosted site in CEFSharp
Thanks to CEFSharp, we can finally bring WinForms to the web! That didn't sound right. Okay, let's just look at hosting a site in IIS and showing it.
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Enjoying the wins, accepting the losses
When our code isn't clicking, negativity can quickly overshadow all the positive. That's when we need to remember our victories!
ESI: Building Apps with Azure DevOps - Manage Dependencies
Continuing with Microsoft's ESI lessons, I learned about Azure Artifacts and the benefits of package managers. They're good. Use them. ;)
ESI: Building Apps with Azure DevOps - Implement a Workflow
Continuing with Microsoft's ESI, I spent some time this week learning about workflows, reusable elements, and protecting and monitoring the code.
Host a simple webpage in WinForms with CEFSharp
WinForms and the web. Like oil and water, they don't mix well. But with CEFSharp, they mix a LOT better. Let's check it out.
What is Manifest V3 and why is Google pestering me about it?
If you've ever dug into the underpinnings of a browser extension, or maybe even created one yourself, you've seen the manifest.json file that acts as a sort of usage guide for an extension. Not the kind of usage guide most people would want to read,
Beware the bite of the refactor bug
Refactoring code is part of the dev life, and can even help keep the code healthy, but going too far can do more harm than good. Ever after a decade of writing code, I still have to remind myself from time to time!