Mabrouk MahdhiFlexiMail: Simplifying Email Integration for .NET DevelopersAs developers, we often find ourselves dealing with complex email integrations, juggling multiple APIs, and managing configurations for…Aug 13Aug 13
Mabrouk MahdhiUnlocking Innovation: Join Us at Tunisia Dev Days 2024As the tech landscape continues to evolve at a breakneck pace, the need for platforms that foster innovation and facilitate knowledge…Jul 26Jul 26
Mabrouk MahdhibClipboard: Simplifying Clipboard Operations in BlazorPhoto by Luba Ertel on UnsplashJul 26Jul 26
Mabrouk MahdhiThe Real State of Blazor in 2024The Medium article titled “The Current State of Blazor” attempts to paint a rosy picture of Blazor’s development and its place in the web…Jun 31Jun 31
Mabrouk MahdhiHarnessing the Power of WebAssembly and Blazor WebAssembly for Innovative Web ProjectsRecently, during a strategy meeting at eBiz Consulting GmbH, a spirited discussion unfolded between my colleague and me about the future of…Apr 8Apr 8
Mabrouk MahdhiStandard.AI.OpenAI: A Library for .NET DevelopersIn the rapidly evolving tech landscape, where artificial intelligence (AI) plays a pivotal role in driving innovation and enhancing…Feb 161Feb 161
Mabrouk MahdhiWhat’s New in .NET 9As the digital landscape continues to evolve, so does the need for robust, efficient, and scalable software solutions. .NET 9, the latest…Feb 13Feb 13
Mabrouk MahdhiWhy Microsoft is Betting Big on Rust: A Tale of Safety, Performance, and… Mr. Bean?In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, giants like Microsoft are constantly on the lookout for the next big thing. And…Feb 9Feb 9
Mabrouk MahdhiI Hate JavaScript, Thank You BlazorFor years, JavaScript has been the undisputed monarch of web development, dominating client-side programming with its ubiquity across…Feb 613Feb 613
Mabrouk MahdhiRethinking Value Objects in Domain-Driven Design: A Balanced PerspectiveIn the realm of Domain-Driven Design (DDD), Value Objects are pivotal, often being the cornerstone of rich domain models. However, there’s…Jan 81Jan 81
