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Why you can’t debug your Blazor WebAssembly application

You’ve had enough. Yes, you’ve finally decided that this is the last time you’ll use a Console.WriteLine method call to troubleshoot one of your Blazor WebAssembly components because you can’t get any debug breakpoints to hit! Debugging is an essential part of software development and when it doesn’t work, it can be frustrating. This is…

Monitoring application debug output with DebugView

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Once your applications are running in a production environment, it is important to be able to monitor what is happening under the hood. Quite often this is achieved by logging output to a file, to a database, or to some other medium. However, it is also possible to intercept live debug and trace output using…

How to debug a .NET Windows Service from Visual Studio

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While developing a Windows Service, it is important to be able to debug it like you would a regular desktop or web application. Debugging Windows Services isn’t quite as straightforward as debugging standard Windows, Console, or Web applications. However, when developing a .NET Windows Service it isn’t difficult to set up your project to support…

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Why you can’t debug your Blazor WebAssembly application

Monitoring application debug output with DebugView

How to debug a .NET Windows Service from Visual Studio

Introduction to the SQL Server MERGE statement

Operating on data via a SQL Server Stored Procedure efficiently with Table-Valued Parameters using C#

Enable ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation for Blazor WebAssembly