Great video, but here you didn't do the whole signature move in the beginning where you put your glasses on, after providing an overview of the video.. while saying 'lets get coding' 🙊
Thank you for this series of videos. One thing I will note, it seems that Microsoft changed where some of the CSS lives between 3.1 and .Net 5/6. I'm following along with a .Net 6 project. When I tried to update the gradient (around 16:58) in the site.css file, it did not exist in that css file. I searched and found it in the Shared\MainLayout.razor.css file. This was probably mentioned in the release notes for .net 5/6, but wanted to mention it here in case others have trouble finding it as well.
Great question! It's normal to be frustrated from not getting it right from the beginning. Find different resources & approaches. Take breaks when needed and keep going! It gets a little easier over time, but don't give up!
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Great video, but here you didn't do the whole signature move in the beginning where you put your glasses on, after providing an overview of the video.. while saying 'lets get coding' 🙊
Haha, you just made my day! Love it!
Thank you for this series of videos. One thing I will note, it seems that Microsoft changed where some of the CSS lives between 3.1 and .Net 5/6. I'm following along with a .Net 6 project. When I tried to update the gradient (around 16:58) in the site.css file, it did not exist in that css file. I searched and found it in the Shared\MainLayout.razor.css file. This was probably mentioned in the release notes for .net 5/6, but wanted to mention it here in case others have trouble finding it as well.
Thanks man.. it helped :)
Is it possible to display the Toast Success and navigate to the Recipe only after detail page *after* the user dismisses the Toast Sucess?
@@CodeWithJulian Thanks!
I have a question, how did you learn all of this? It's frustrating for me not knowing how to do things I want to do
Great question! It's normal to be frustrated from not getting it right from the beginning. Find different resources & approaches. Take breaks when needed and keep going! It gets a little easier over time, but don't give up!
Thank you