LiteDB 5 doesn't support async methods yet (github.com/mbdavid/LiteDB…). It's coming at 5.5.
For building HTML, I can use nuget.org/packages/HtmlB…
There is off course a healthy limit on what you can accomplish using this 'everything in one page' approach but this is fun. We need to do more media hacking and build small experimental systems.
Small limited experimental systems are also great teaching tools.
Sweet sweet record, nominal and positional. 
Scriban is doing the heavy lifting in building a page layout
There isn't a nice non verbose way of building a HTML form using code.
look at that fancy null check
It's a pretty decent looking code considering everything is in one 255 lines of Program.cs code.
Now I need to add Anti Forgery token and HTML sanitizer
The code is here
github.com/dodyg/practica…
I will write a readme when I am done. You will need .NET 5 SDK Preview 7 to make it work. Get it from the daily build. It hasn't been released yet.
github.com/dodyg/practica…
I will write a readme when I am done. You will need .NET 5 SDK Preview 7 to make it work. Get it from the daily build. It hasn't been released yet.
The rule for a Single File Application is simple. Everything must be contained in a Program.cs. That's it.
If you have assets or configuration file, they must be downloaded or created at runtime.
If you have assets or configuration file, they must be downloaded or created at runtime.
Cat tax
Dance break
Because we are building the html strings ourselves, nobody's gonna save us 😢. Antiforgery token is important.
This sweet code is all featherHttp
This is what happens when you don't have model binder
Sanitize input using github.com/mganss/HtmlSan…
This is a goofy looking code
Readme is updated at github.com/dodyg/practica…
