.NET 7 Blazor 🔥 Component Communication (Parameters, EventCallbacks & States/Services)

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Table of Contents:
00:00 .NET 7 Blazor 🔥 Component Communication
00:10 Parent to Child
05:19 Child to Parent
08:37 State Container / Service

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2-way communication between components in blazor is so much better than in react..
I don't think I'm ever gonna be using React again, lol

ruslan_yefimov
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Hi guys,

I am exactly following the tutorial from the beginning to 8:31 but I failed to make childText change from "nothing" to "Say Hi" after clicking the button. Have anyone had this problem and solved it? I am using .NET 8.0. Thank you in advanced

minhphong
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Great content! As .NET developer, rather Blazor. Congratz!

brunosallesdev
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This is helpful, but how would the parent communicate "down" to child? Also, how could a child use the parent to relay a message to a sibling without going the service and message/subscriber route?

jasonbaum
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Great choice of names! The last of us is wonderful!

lucademarco
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Excellent explaination of the topics. I've used all the methods explained in the video before but never the Service/state combo but already found examples where this could come in handy. Thank you for sharing.

CRBarchager
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Hey Patrick, have you ever done videos that focus on the nuts and bolts around the service/state in blazor? You touched a lot of topics in the last min or so on services and I'd love to know more about it 😜

wealthgenerationstrategies
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Thanks a lot! I was really looking for this, needed to close a modal on a parent component from its child, this worked like a charm!

guillermomazzari
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Hello, can anyone direct me to where I can see an example of someone transporting information from dynamically created components to the parent component. I am going to experiment using the message service described here but I was wondering if there was a confirmed way to do it or a way via event call backs etc. The catch is there is going to be multiple dynamically created components and some of them are the same type.

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