In this first session, we’ll see how it is possible to use Blazor not only for “regular” applications but also for writing videogames! Full code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/mizrael/BlazorCanvas The first article of the series is available here: https://www.davidguida.net/blazor-and-2d-game-development-part-1-intro/ The Blazeroids game: https://mizrael.github.io/Blazeroids/
2021, Feb 20 — 1 minute read
Hi All! Welcome back to the third part of this Series on OpenSleigh. Today we’ll see how we can use the Outbox pattern to ensure that outbound messages don’t get lost along with any Saga State modification. The last time we saw how we can leverage locking and transactions to...
2021, Feb 14 — 2 minute read
Hi All! Welcome back to part 12 of our Blazor 2d Gamedev series. Today we’re going to see how we can handle collision detection in an efficient way. Last time we improved our assets loading code, adding a JSON structure holding the list of each asset in our game. I’ve...
2021, Feb 08 — 5 minute read
Hi All! Today we’re going to explore few ways to perform “dynamic method invocation” with .NET Core. As some of you know already, a while ago I started working on an open-source project, OpenSleigh. It’s a Saga management library for .NET Core applications. I have been focusing on it a...
2021, Feb 05 — 4 minute read