Blazor in 100 Seconds

Blazor is a framework that can build frontend web applications with HTML, CSS, and C#. It leverages web assembly to eliminate JavaScript from the usual client-side tech stack.

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- What is Blazor?
- Blazor basics tutorial
- How to install Blazor?
- How does Blazor work
- Using C# to build a website
- Tools to build web apps without JS
- Use cases for web assembly

[notreallyhaarsh]

i liked how he used visual studio to initiate the project and then code in VS code

[willinton]

And so the prophecy has been fulfilled, I’ve been working with Blazor since its experimental release, this puts a tear in my eye

[nickchapsas]

Well that's a video I never expected this channel to make but here we are

[StellaEFZ]

I work mainly in backend development, when I got the chance to work with Blazor it was just lovely, don't want another framework ever again

[balazsmeszaros]

Your video inspired me to try Blazor. 1 hour later I have a webapp which gets data from an API, deserializes and visualizes the response. Amazing.

[ioneocla]

YES ! FINALLY ! Modern C# frameworks deserve way more love then it actually gets

[-marin]

Been working with Blazor for the past year and I absolutely love it! Built a couple ERPs with it that turned out awesome.

[TheCoderCareer]

The rise of WebAssembly could make for an interesting next few years in frontend development!

[carlosjosejimenezbermudez]

It's SignalR, not Signal IR. Other than that, great video.

[LymarV]

I was waiting for this 100 sec episode for a long time!

I am happy it finally happened!

[ErminekCZ]

For server side Blazor it uses Signal R, not Signal IR. You can also use SignalR outside of blazor as it provides very simple real time communication (mainly uses websockets), can be used also in another languages like JS, Java, ...

[HolyRamanRajya]

As a backend focused FS dev, I was close to accepting JS as a necessary evil. But now I think I can avoid hard js altogether in my career.

[filiecs]

I use Blazor at work and am absolutely loving it!
No more Javascript magic BS to deal with, and all the code can be shared.

[Qrzychu]

Actually, variables in Blazor are not reactive. To trigger rerender of the UI, StateHasChanged needs to be called. However, every UI interaction call that for you, covering 90% of cases where you need to do it. On top of that, you can use MVVM pattern to automate this even further.

As for sharing state between components, there is a concept of Cascading Parameters, basically variables that trickle down to all your components.

[nekdr]

Been waiting so long for some attention on this! I've been loving Blazor since before GA

[chrislamb]

These shorts are a great help. It is so nice to get something understood in 100sec rather than a 2hr video. Per your request... Yes, please have more 100sec vids. Thank you!

[hraezvelg]

I was working with React / C# as a fullstack dev, and switched to Blazor. What an improvement!

[nessitro]

Feels really good to see Blazor and MAUI getting some fireship warmth 😍😘

[MygenteTV]

being a youtuber myself everytime I look at your videos I can see the amount of work you put onto this. thank you brother keep it up

[JOHNDATGOONV]

I have been waiting for this!! Thanks for spreading this!