Blog posts tagged with: ButterCMS

This site now updated to use ASP.Net Core 3.1

by Patrick Lee on 02 Apr 2020 in categories tech with tags Telerik ButterCMS ASP.NET Core

For those with a developer/techie interest, I have recently updated this site to use ASP.NET Core 3.1. ButterCMS is used as a headless CMS engine, and I have added Telerik Kendo UI for ASP.NET Core controls which I aim to use for some more data based future posts. An Azure ...

How to add Tag and Category Clouds to a blog running ButterCMS

by Patrick Lee on 04 May 2019 in categories tech with tags AzureFunctions AzureTables ButterCMS ASP.NET Core

Popular self-service blog platforms like WordPress allow to you add Tag Clouds via adding what they call a widget to a sidebar. I wanted to add one to this site (which is a standard ASP.NET Core 2.2 webapp, but modified to use ButterCMS as a blog backend) and after checking ...

My software portfolio

by Patrick Lee on 30 Apr 2019 in categories tech with tags WPF React PowerBI Blazor ButterCMS SQLAzure ASP.NET Core Telerik AzureQueues AzureFunctions Azure

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/ .

This site is currently written using ASP.NET Core 2.2

by Patrick Lee on 29 Apr 2019 in categories tech with tags Telerik Blazor ButterCMS ASP.NET Core

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.

An experiment setting up a Blazor website with Telerik UI components, a ButterCMS blog and Disqus comments

by Patrick Lee on 29 Apr 2019 in categories tech with tags Disqus ButterCMS Azure ASP.NET Core Telerik Blazor

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!