Referring to how the other components do it but MatSlider is ValueMax / ValueMin / Step & MatNumeric is Maximum, Minimum and Step.

I would like to see it consistent across the components or since we only have 2 instances of "Max/Min/Step" that I found we can refer to material.io for the tie breaker?

**Material-UI uses step, min, max for their Slider - Which I think is best and suggest

One of the major topics in an enterprise application is encryption at rest. With SQL server 2016+ it is possible to do encryption at rest. .Net Core wasn't compatible until recently, which I think now supports only TDE (Transparent Data Encryption).

I don't know enough to implement enough, but here's an article I found.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/security/data-protection/c

Even though this isn't super critical, this might help with addressing https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57938081/blazor-preview-9-mono-wasm-memory-access-out-of-bounds-max-string-size-for-dotn

Using the table component is exceptionally good but the pagination is client side.

What would be nice is that we could use a table model to have pagination via server

It could be the exposing of a Total Records , Items per page properties and an event on the pagination buttons so we can "refill" the table.

I happen to be like you.
I wrote a Pagination component with 4 button,

It would be great if there were a BSComboBox (a cross between a Text input and a dropdown, with text autocomplete).

SignOutSessionStateManager is recommended to ensure sign-outs requests are coming from a user. However, this type depends on IJSRuntime and could be added by default to the Services collection during the AddTestAuthorization() method, where JSInterop can also be configured to correctly handle JSInterop invocations.

E.g.:

context.Services.AddSingleton<SignOutSessionStateManag

I always find it very handy if there is just a table with all available settings and their usage or meaning. Maybe this is something we can add to the readme. I also think this will provide a better overview to contributors which functions already exist.

The reason this popped in my head now, is that we have the setting FocusFirstElement. While it is true that that setting control whether or

With #153, I have laid out the foundation for this issue. Instead of the three (redundant) sample projects, we now have a dual-mode blazor application that looks and feels similar to the official Chart.js samples.

Now we need your help!

If you want to contribute to this library and/or get to know ChartJs.Blazor, you can port one of the samples li

Thank you very much for the excellent tools.
Is thw textbox support RTL direction, if not could you please add it.
Again thank you very much.