Blazor is an exciting new technology for .NET developers that enables us to leverage our core strengths by writing most of the code in C# and minimising the need to write JavaScript code.
While working on a Blazor WebAssembly solution that used Steve Sanderson’s BlazorInputFile solution I came across an unusual issue where the “No File Chosen” text would not change and the selected filename did not appear even though a file had already been selected.
Hmmmm … what’s going on here?
Let’s face it … security is HARD. Implementing authentication and authorization into applications has always been a challenge and a chore for developers. Building a secure application requires strong knowledge across a number of areas.
Thanks to the power of Easy Auth on Microsoft Azure it’s easier than ever to setup secure authentication for your web application with the click of a few buttons… Yep, I’m not kidding!
Ok let’s get started …
When trying to locally debug a newly created solution within Visual Studio 2015 I encountered the below error when locally launching the application using IIS Express
A process with the ID of <id> is not running
Seeing no errors logged in the Visual Studio Output window, I checked the Windows Event Viewer and found the following error:
The Module DLL C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\aspnetcore.dll failed to load. The data is the error.
The error was a bit confusing because it alluded to ASP.NET Core even though I wasn’t using this in my project.
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