This shows an embedded slideshow from my Smugmug site of my work on various software projects.

Further to my previous post about Blazor see here ) I am excited about the forthcoming release of version 3.0 of .NET Core by Microsoft, expected in September 2019. In particular, not only will this version include Blazor, but it will include support for machine learning. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt848631.aspx says: NET Core ...

Further to my previous post which used the Preview version of Telerik's UI (user interface components) for Blazor, earlier today they released the first live version of it: see their blog post . I look forward to using this soon.

Below is a slideshow of some of my software work. To see each individual picture in more detail, go to https://patrickjlee.smugmug.com/Software-engineering-portfolio/ .

I had wanted to use Blazor for this site, but because of problems getting Bootstrap 4 formatting to work I reverted to ASP.NET Core 2.2.

Successful experiments setting up a Blazor website with Telerik UI Grid and Tab Strip components, also integrated with a blog via ButterCMS and comments via Disqus. Some problems not yet resolved (e.g. bootstrap 4 styling not working properly, need to investigate). But Blazor looks very promising!