The standard design you get out of the box when creating a Blazor application is based on Bootstrap. It doesn't matter whether you go for a server side or a web assembly implementation. But what do you need to do if you would like to use a different design? Say, for example, dress up your app in the Microsoft Office 365 look. This post shows you your options to achieve exactly that.

During development of the app that monitors the energy production of my solar panels at home, I had to manually start the program each morning and stop it when the sun set. Let's see how we can make this more 'production grade' by running it as a service. On a Raspberry Pi. Only when there is daylight.

After looking at monitoring energy consumption in the last few parts, we are now going to look at the energy production side of my setup.

After giving you an introduction to this project, showing the worker service and setting up the development environment, it is now time to show you how I get data out of the meter and make some sense of it.