Creating Blazor Components the right way

In virtually all tutorials and articles, when it comes to Blazor Components, everybody just shows how you can have Razor sytax and C# code in the same file. However, I don't think that this is a right approach for real applications. Blazor support partial classes and it's easy to split markup and C# code in separate files. This makes everything more readable.

[ch]

Well done. I enjoyed listening to your rationale about how & why. Looking forward to the next installments. Go Blazor!

[darenbaker]

My thanks for this as you start to enjoy develop blazor apps to see some more advanced concepts has opened my eyes on different methods to achieve the same goals

[crumbdav]

Is there a reason you use an Character[ ] vs IEnumerable<Character> ?

[hokoder]

The razor.cs file reminds me of the code behind of WPF. Thanks.

[mohsentavakoli]

How do you register an event like onClick event for this type of component?

[satish]

Character your choice is to put it close to the Razor component, is that more handy then put Character in a ModelView or a model? And alsoe the Response Model should be in a Shared folder Models ? And should you not put the actual GetHttprequest in a DataService class and inject that dataservice class in the Razor page/component?

[DavidCoding]

Is it possible to do scoped css and scoped javarcript. So like how other javascript frameworks you can easy write css and javscruot that will only affect this component. Is that possible?

[zimcoder]

I think you should also do the injection of the Httpclient in the code file as well using the inject DataAnnotation

[Levonfly]

U r creating transient http clint, which isn't right, bcoz http sockets still holding in OS after you use it

[Tamer_Ali]

Thanks Mr.Dan for your video.
I hope you talk about Refresh JWT Token in API and how Blazor wasm app should detect if the token will expire and refresh it in the background.

[kyreehenry]

not to sound rude but, this video doesn't make any sense