Andrew Babbitt

> @koenbeuk / @AndrewBabbitt97 thank you both for the feedback. > > The approach @koenbeuk suggested is more or less what I had before in production in a private project....

> Just trying to find the better way to map and use the custom DbContext properly on the provider so we can support whatever structs the developer define without having...

Was actually just thinking about this as well, here's another option aside from maildev: https://github.com/dbck/docker-mailtrap Uses SMTP + IMAP + Roundcube

It may also make a lot of sense to have a component for MailKit as it is probably the biggest .NET Emailing library covering SMTP, IMAP, and POP: https://github.com/jstedfast/MailKit Note:...

This has been something I have wanted to do for a while, and have known there would be some who want or need this. I just haven't had the time...

Most apps should actually remember the last location an app was used / opened at which is the bigger problem as I don't believe that works currently. The current settings...

Realistically we need to evaluate better window options, this ties into #42 It would probably be better if we also exposed the main window as a property under the BlazorDesktopHostBuilder.

Generally it's safer to access it from Blazor components for the time being, #63 has an example

You can probably do it in Program.cs but you probably need to use a dispatcher to do so https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.threading.dispatcher.invoke?view=windowsdesktop-9.0#system-windows-threading-dispatcher-invoke(system-action)

I started looking into this, id like to make it so the WPF app starts on the main thread so that you can access the window from Program.cs but unfortunately...