Added new examples of the use of the VEDriversLite and VEBlazor for publishing app.
There are three new apps:
VEBlazor.Demo.Publishing.Client
VEBlazor.Demo.Publishing.Server
VEFramework.Demo.PublishingDisplay
Sorry for little confusing name, but last one does not use the VEBlazor. It just takes part of the VEDriversLite (really just few files around loading the NFTs).
It shows how you can create simple environment to create NFTs (Client), offer API with aggregated values (Server) and display them as webpage with some interactivity (PublishingDisplay). It will be still WIP, because of some cleanups and improvements of the design, but I think we should merge it now and then continue with some refactoring and then some additional features.
Later I will write some WiKi page about how to customized this templates. It already has some part in the appsetting.json (heading in main header, footer text, social platforms links, etc.), app.css (background photos of header, footer, etc.) and Markdown (about.md in About page). I will little improve these kinds of customization to minimize compiling of app for small changes like these.
Added new examples of the use of the VEDriversLite and VEBlazor for publishing app.
There are three new apps:
Sorry for little confusing name, but last one does not use the VEBlazor. It just takes part of the VEDriversLite (really just few files around loading the NFTs).
It shows how you can create simple environment to create NFTs (Client), offer API with aggregated values (Server) and display them as webpage with some interactivity (PublishingDisplay). It will be still WIP, because of some cleanups and improvements of the design, but I think we should merge it now and then continue with some refactoring and then some additional features.
Later I will write some WiKi page about how to customized this templates. It already has some part in the appsetting.json (heading in main header, footer text, social platforms links, etc.), app.css (background photos of header, footer, etc.) and Markdown (about.md in About page). I will little improve these kinds of customization to minimize compiling of app for small changes like these.
The design was done in Figma first by: Twitter Behance
Some preview:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/78320021/174507932-ecc99034-fed1-40c8-888e-e5c16312f8b5.png)