Deploying .NET nocco using GitHub Action
In my previous blog post .NET nocco I explained upgrading an old version of nocco to the latest, and making it a .NET tool. Now that I have both of these setup and configured I can use GitHub Pages to deploy my code.
.NET nocco
In this post I will talk through how I updated Don Wilson's (@dontangg) nocco from .NET Framework v4.0 to .NET (Core) v9.
.NET Tool Example
In this tutorial I will expand on the Microsoft Learn tutorials site. They give a great starting point for the minimum settings you need but I'll add a couple more I've found useful. See the 🔗 links at the end if you want to run through them.
.NET Meetup Newcastle - April 2025
📅 Tuesday, April 29, 2025 · 5:30 - 8pm GMT
Design System Chat - February 2025
🗓️ Wednesday, 26 February
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Design System Chat - Jan 2025
🗓️ Wednesday, 29 January
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Blashing - Blazing Story
Having found Blazing Story I had to try it out with some of my own Blazor Components. I thought why not use Blashing.
Blazing Story
Over the past couple of years I've been working with React and on occasion there have been a Storybook of components for the UI libraries I've been working with. This is an excellent way to have examples of the control(s) you may need to implement in your site. It gives you options to try different parameter combinations, see it in action and even grab a copy of the code needed to add it to your page(s).