8/6/24 – by Yannick Haas
Using TailwindCSS with Blazor and scoped CSS
Using scoped CSS with Blazor significantly simplifies naming our classes and writing CSS in general as we don’t have to constantly check, if we already used this class somewhereIf we then put TailwindCSS on top, we further simplify it, by enabling us to use the predefined classes from TailwindCSS in our HTML. However, for more complex selectors like :not(:first-child) the class tag might become almost unreadable as it adds a lot of clutter. This is where the scoped CSS file comes in handy. However, traditional TailwindCSS setups only compile the app.css and ignore all other CSS files. How can we fix this?
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7/22/24 – by Benjamin Abt
.NET: the cost of returning an empty collection
.NET: the cost of returning an empty collection
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7/5/24 – by Sebastian Jensen
Using Phi-3 Vision with ONNX as local Small Language Model to analyze images
Not long ago, Microsoft released their Small Language Models of the Phi familyDuring the Microsoft Build Conference in Seattle, the new Phi-3 Vision model was introduced. Now, I want to show you how you can easily use this Small Language Model in your C# application with the ONNX version to analyze and work with images.
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