Learn C# with CSharpFritz - Get Started Building Applications with Blazor

Blazor is the new web framework that you can use to build applications that run on the server or on web assembly using components, C#, and Razor syntax. In this episode, Fritz gets you started with the basics of Blazor


Contents:
00:00:00 Intro music
00:05:17 Welcome and Q + A with chat
00:51:50 Introducing Blazor
00:56:45 Blazor WebAssembly Website demo
01:10:26 Building a Blazor Server Application at the Command-Line
01:16:50 Explaining Blazor Server - Browser interaction using websockets and SignalR
01:19:31 Why choose Blazor WebAssembly or Blazor Server?
01:31:28 Exploring Blazor Pages
01:33:55 Explaining a Blazor Component
01:36:00 Introducing Component Parameters
01:39:06 Page Directive
01:46:45 Handling Events in Blazor Components
01:56:35 Fetching Data for Blazor Components
01:58:56 Wrap-up

#dotnet #web #blazor

[codefoxtrot]

What sets this session apart from other Blazor intros, is Jeff's Q&A and interaction with folks who attended the livestream. While most content providers can teach you the basics and get you off the ground, csharpfritz is out there answering questions from every angle of the audience and providing insight and answers that you just don't get anywhere else. While you wish more Blazor content was covered (which is on follow-on streams), you come here for the raw Q&A, and can't help but leave learning something new. Thanks Jeff, this was absolutely helpful!

[nakigoe_org]

1:36:00 Is it possible to pass multiple properties to a component? For example:
<MyLesson Price="9" Currency="USD" />

[nakigoe_org]

1:56:30 How to fetch currency exchange rates and use for automated price conversion? (from any online service out there) Please explain

[FilipCordas]

Man I miss Silverlight it's been like 10 years since it got killed and still you can't do stuff you could with it.