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This is the third article in a 10 article series: Blazor vs Flutter. This post focuses on package installation.

This is the second article in a 10 article series: Blazor vs Flutter. This post focuses on project setup.

At the beginning of May, I created a post about FarmCraft. I thought it would be a good time to give an update about what I've accomplished.

I first tried Flutter back in 2018, prior to the first major release. Then, a year or so later, I came across Blazor. Both platforms have come a long way since then, but I haven't seen an in-depth comparison of the development experience between the two.

One way to improve application performance is to use a cache of some sort. This could include caching websites on a server closer to the user's location, caching regularly used data for faster access, and more.

Good morning, and welcome to my weekly DevLog! This week I completed a small amount on FarmCraft, but also took a slight break to work on a custom CRM & project management app that I hope will help me keep track of things as I start getting into more consulting work.

Last week at Microsoft Build, they announced that .Net MAUI was now GA, although you still need the preview version of Visual Studio to create and build the projects. Regardless, I thought it would be a good time to try it out, and decided to do so with a simple encryption helper program.

Good morning, and welcome to my weekly DevLog! This week, my main accomplishments were adding search functionality to my website, and getting authentication working on the FarmCraft web portal.

Not long after getting my site set up, I decided that I wanted to have an easy way to search for things, especially considering that the site serves as my knowledge base for tech-related topics.

Good morning, and welcome to my second DevLog! This week I spent time building FarmCraft.Community and started work to add a search component to my site.

Last week I introduced the proof of concept for my FarmCraft project. As an extension to that, I thought I'd start a developer log in relation to the work that I'm doing and have completed.

I've been interested in agriculture and IoT for quite some time now. In fact, I've messed with different variations of this project several times over the past couple years. I started to build a web app to manage crops, inventory, and other aspects of a small farm or garden.

Recently, I added jsencrypt to my website to protect names and emails prior to sending them off to an api. Unfortunately, my site is built with Docusaurus, which utilizes server side rendering.

One great thing about Docusaurus, is it's built with React. That means I can use any other npm packages that would normally be used in a react app when building out my documentation / blog.