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Do you use OBS and want a fancy Blazor Server website to change scenes? (Or control most any part of your OBS setup...) Follow this Post to learn how!

To simplify my deployment process I use Docker, many of my project use docker in some way or another. I like the flexibility I get from Docker to create my deployment artifacts, and by using Docker I don't have to remember how my artifacts are created. This article is for documenting my standard .NET Core Dockerfile that I can easily reference in the future without remembering what project I have used this kind of Dockerfile in before.

Since I really love any reason to use Blazor I though I would look into using it in my new Game Client. This article is a quick one going over my findings.

While implementing an integration with Tumblr I had to work against their OAuth 1.0a authorization API, I personally had never worked against an OAuth 1.x provider before so this was quite the learning experience for me. In this article I will go over the differences I found between OAuth 1/2 and some resources I found helpful.

This update contains a whole lot of work done to the Demo, with all theses updates I think the main game mechanics are done. All that is left are more aesthetics to the game world, I also fixed a few bugs and made a performance improvement to the way behavior trees are reported.