Microsoft has long introduced a framework for creating an interactive web interface with C#, HTML and CSS. It comes in two versions: Server-side (Blazor Server) and Client-side (Blazor WebAssembly). WebAssembly is particular because it is executed right in the user’s browser and accesses the r...
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Often, our users need to display two reports with different data on the same page. Imagine a situation where you need to compare reports for the first and last month. Blazor WebReport support can solve your problem. Let's take a closer look at how to implement this in your Blazor app. We will...
Often, our users need to change the file export parameters, and we will look at their implementation today. This feature was integrated into the 2022.1 release. Let's say that we have a finished project. Let's take any report from the FastReport .NET demo application and add additional parameters...
It looks like that lockdown was not hard for Microsoft. This year, the Plenty’s Horn opened and we had a shower with new software products — the long-awaited Windows 11, and the new Visual Studio 22, and, of course, .NET 6.0. This is good news in these bad times. Let's talk about the...
Our users often need to change the appearance of the toolbar or customize the export menu, but not everyone knows how to do this. Let’s say that we already have a finished project. As an example, we can use any report from the FastReport .NET demo application. Let’s add some colors to o...
Microsoft has recently launched a web platform called Blazor. This framework allows creating an interactive web interface with the C# language, as well as HTML and CSS. Blazor is highly demanded and rapidly gains popularity among many .NET developers. We have updated the FastReport.Web package, addi...