u/kabourayan

Simple alternatives to Bootstrap on MAUI-Blazor hybrid app

Hello there,

An amateur here. I started building a mobile app that will me on my daily job. Nothing fancy just a simple database that will help me track down few things.

I studied ASP. NET Core MVC 2 years ago in a night school but nothing big. I decided to go for MAUI-Blazor hybrid instead of learning React Native or Flutter from zero after many encouraging posts here. I know C#, html, css, razor pages and Bootstrap so I thought that would be the safest option.

But I started to notice the app doesn't look like a mobile app. Definitely due to Bootstrap. I want another option for styling but with the least friction possible. I don't want to learn new thing else I would have learned xaml from the beginning.

Thank you

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u/kabourayan — 7 days ago

Am I doing it right?

Hello there

An amateur here. Recently I started developing a mobile app to help me in my daily job. Just a simple database to track few things. It will be for my usage only. If my colleagues want to use it, they are welcome but I don't think they will ditch their old paper based system.

I just want to know if I'm doing it the correct way.

  1. I choose MAUI-Blazor Hybrid as my stack, why? Because I know C#, ASP.NET, html, CSS but I don't know JS. I want to be able to read the code and understand what's happening. I don't want to learn a new language "Dart/Flutter"

  2. I explained the idea of my app and how it will work to ChatGPT. Yes, I use ChatGPT not Codex. It's easier for me to talk to it to discuss what we are doing.

  3. I put strict rules before we started. We modify one file at a time. It needs to explain exactly what it's doing.

  4. I do things in order for each feature: the Classes, DbContext, Services then UI.

  5. As my app is growing class by class and feature by feature, I test everything inbetween

Tell me what do you think. If I'm missing many things, could you explain to me your way? Or point me to a guide or something.

Thank you

u/kabourayan — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/Honor

Hello there,

I recently bought a new Honor X9D. Although I turning Smart Charging and Smart Capacity on but the phone keeps on changing till it is full 100%. I used a fast charger 65 W charger and I used a normal 22 W charger and still the same issue.

Am I doing something wrong?

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u/kabourayan — 16 days ago