Jason

Hey #Blazor community, for folks out there who have used #TelerikUIForBlazor, I’d love to hear your merit-based criticisms of the component library. I’m not asking you to shit on other developers’ hard work, so please be respectful.

I’m asking because I’ve been trying to help my team see some challenges that are around the corner for us, and they need specifics, so I’m trying to cast a wider net for some anecdotes.

I’ll reply with my own experience (unlisted).

#Telerik #RazorComponents

What are some use cases other than encrypted claims tokens where we might want to round trip something private to a system through a #headless or otherwise not hosted front-end application?

What are some strategies for handling it?
Would it always imply going from private system A to private system B via the client application, or does it sometimes make sense to do it coming back to A?

#webdev #webdevQuestions

I’m not much of a #wine guy.

Typically, any wine I enjoy is one that people who see themselves as liking wine would either not like, or not consider wine (and not just in a snobby way).

So what magical potable brings us both to the table? #Gewürztraminer (#gewurztraminer)

My wine-dumb description — Its a white wine(?). It’s actually sweet, but neither sugary nor syrupy. It’s complex, but not funky or sour. It’s not the least bit harsh (i.e., you could chug it, though please don’t).

#WellArchitected question — what are some good models for authentication for multiple web apps?

Picture a platform that has a dashboard connecting you to multiple different apps. Perhaps some are SPAs, some are traditional.

If you wanted to authenticate at the platform level such that the apps would be able to access the identity, what are some good ways to do it? What would that authentication service need to be responsible for?

@stevengharris @molly0xfff

Just in case anyone’s completely new to these — there are many named (informal) fallacies and biases. Or, to take the jargon out, theres a bunch of patterns to common mistakes in thinking or arguing that corrupt one’s conclusion/point.

They’re good to know, but best to use them as a shield, not a sword (or a bludgeon).

My favorite is the #TexasSharpshooter https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/the-texas-sharpshooter

(Repost, now that the server is handling the load a bit better)

I'm about to start a #Microsoft stack job (to say the least). In the spirit of best-foot-forward, I've rebuilt my personal driver on #windows #windows11 Plenty to appreciate so far, even if it's not my preferred experience.

I'm re-orienting myself towards a Windows #devenv. Any #recommendations for #tools, #gotchas for dev env set-up, or any not-obvious #tips for making the best of it?

All advice welcome. Thanks in advance!

I'm about to start a #Microsoft stack job (to say the least). In the spirit of best-foot-forward, I've rebuilt my personal driver on #Windows11. Plenty to appreciate so far, even if it's not my preferred experience.

I'm re-orienting myself towards a Windows #devenv. Any #recommendations for #tools, #gotchas for dev env set-up, or any not-obvious #tips for making the best of it?

All advice welcome. Thanks in advance!