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DShop.Blazor is a Blazor 0.7 preview app whose naive choices - component classes as singletons, a silent auto-signup, a shared HttpClient - all work because of the runtime they run on. A study in patterns that are only correct by accident.
DShop.Web is a well-structured Angular 6 SPA whose plumbing leaks at every joint - an auth header discarded, PUT and DELETE that both GET, a paged result that starts empty. A tour of bugs that only survive because nobody ran the code.
DShop has an Angular 6 SPA and a Blazor 0.7 WASM app over the same gateway. One has the right architecture and broken plumbing; the other has naive architecture and a working shop. The contrast is the lesson.
A 40-line entry script that is entirely commented out, thirty-one views carrying inline script blocks, a 2,904-line page file, and @section as the only architecture - the addendum's closing ledger.
A sequel stylesheet four times the size of the original, a sheet per screen, six copied tour themes, and a modal built as one inline HTML string - what a naming convention and a tokens file actually earn.
A 6.23 MB JavaScript bundle loaded on every page, a manifest that minifies CSS but concatenates JS, and two copies of jQuery - the first of four frontend chapters the attendance series skipped.
The platform bundled a client-side validation framework - one file of it twice - and wired none of it, hand-stitching every real check inside modal callbacks with manual error classes and keyup character counters.
Pick the one closest to the role. Each is two pages and carries the same facts.
Applied AI
Agentic AI & Cloud Engineer · multi-agent systems, RAG and MCP on AWS
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C#, .NET 10 and ASP.NET Core microservices on AWS and Azure · Terraform & AWS CDK
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Everything
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