This is an application for managing manufacturers
and the widgets that they produce.
Just a fairly strightforward application - with one or two 'gotchas' thrown in for good measure! -
which demonstrates my approach to Blazor and MudBlazor in particular and to application architecture
in general.
GitHub: ManufacturerManagerWithMudBlazor
This is a half-finished application for managing manufacturers
and the widgets that they produce.
The developer got half way through developing this application and shot through. The marketing department are on your case to
get this finished...
Well, that's one scenario. This application was actually produced as a training aid as
there are enough clues in the code which IS there to finish the application.
I created this to help colleagues with Blazor and MudBlazor as starting from scratch with a new technology
can be a little daunting.
Hopefully after completing this one the keen student will feel comfortable creating their
own application from first principles...
GitHub: ManufacturerManagerWithMudBlazorIncomplete
This is a set of unrelated pages which demonstrate my solutions to
some problems that I came across. It is not intended to be particularly representative of a
best practice Blazor application: it is simply to show the results coming from the code
in the easiest way possible.
Fibonacci Sequence needs no introduction. This is just a fairly
easy and straightforward piece of code (but quite fun).
Kaprekar's Constant is a a little more interesting and was a lot of fun
to write. Rather than go into detail about it here you can find the Wikipedia definition of Kaprekar's Constant here:
Kaprekar's Constant (6174)
Palindromic Numbers fascinate me. I wanted to write some code to display all
of the palindromic numbers up to a given value - in this case 10,000. Also displayed is the difference between one number and
its predecessor - which gives a very interesting pattern.
Password Strength shows the strengths of various combinations
of letters - upper and lower case - and numbers.
Difference Between Two Squares does what it says on the tin...
I had been meaning to write this for a while as it just interested me.
GitHub: OddsAndEnds