CSLA .NET VS Xpenser

I've heard (no first hand experience) that the csla .net framework is meant to address this particular problem https://cslanet.com/. Rocky did an interview on dotnet rocks and it seemed like a tool worth looking into.

Put your blazor components in its own project (Visual Studio Razor component library) and you can then use them from either Blazor server or WASM. I've been doing that along with using CSLA which really makes it simple to switch from one to the other. CSLA itself has somewhat of a steep learning curve, bit you should be able to get a general idea of how to setup you project for not server and WASM from their Blazor example.

In my case I define the roles as Constant type in the code and store them in database as string type in AppUser Table. You can refer to my this (https://github.com/techierathore/Xpenser) application which has login and roles implemented , you can watch Ep-01, 02, 03 from this (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhW718RDpMv4lJhcMXp-c1429HIjEj6iI) playlist to understand the code structure and flow.

u/beer0clock my suggestion would be to Create the UI in a separate project (razor class library), do the DB calls from that library using an API project and call that UI project from either Blazor server or Blazor WASM project. This way you can Switch anytime to new project type and will be future ready for using the same UI in even desktop or mobile app using MAUI Blazor. you can checkout my this (https://github.com/techierathore/TrBlazorEx) code where I have used this approach and written blog about it and this (https://github.com/techierathore/Xpenser ) project which is a full-fledged application using the same approach.

Well I have a Open Source budgeting and expense tracking application for which I am looking for contributors and people to collaborate with ,if interested please have a look at https://github.com/techierathore/Xpenser

Hi You do it the same way you do in any .NET App. You can watch this (https://github.com/techierathore/Xpenser) application code of mine which I use for live streaming. It has authentication implemented. The DB I am using is MariaDb which is basically the newer version of MySQL. I do the authentication via API, use Dapper as ORM and MySqlConnector as DB connector which support many DBs including MySQL.