Full stack web UI with Blazor in .NET 8 | .NET Conf 2023

In .NET 8 you can deliver the best web app experiences entirely in Blazor using Blazor's convenient component model. You can build your entire web app in Blazor without the needed for writing JavaScript or mixing web frameworks. In this session you'll see how you can use Blazor's new server-side rendering support to power your web apps from the server for maximum performance and scalability. You'll see how you can easily add advanced capabilities like streaming rendering and enhanced navigation & form handling to further optimize the user experience. Then add rich client-side interactivity wherever it is needed using Blazor Server or Blazor WebAssembly.

Chapters:
00:00 Welcome
00:46 Build rich interactive web UI with Blazor
01:51 Build web apps faster with Blazor
02:12 Full stack web UI with Blazor
03:14 Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly recap
04:03 New in .NET 8 - Static Server-side Rendering (SSR)
09:35 Streaming SSR
13:58 Enhanced navigation
18:49 Static SSR Forms
23:50 Interactive components
32:56 Auto mode
34:20 In summary
34:54 New Blazor Web App template
35:25 Demo
40:58 Additional Blazor enhancements in .NET 8
41:51 Generate static HTML content with components
42:32 Demo
52:32 .NET WebAssembly improvements
53:36 How to get started
55:24 Summary of new features in .NET 8

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[shahryarsaljoughi]

One of the best tech talks I've watched. The information was presented in the best way I could imagine. Thank you for your informative frutful well structured talk and the effort behind this master piece.

[SubhamK]

Blazor in .NET 8 looks absolutely amazing, the Per Page/Component Server/WASM rendering flexibility & the SSR are huge additions.

As someone who loves NextJS & React, this new version of Blazor makes me really excited!

[CharlesBurnsPrime]

This video has made me genuinely excited to use Blazor for the first time.

[indudhar]

Steve sandrason - Legand is back with a legendary work

[ebarednaxela]

Man. All I can say is WOOHOO!!! Great job .Net team! You're all awesome! 😍😍😍

[bianwenbo]

Very nice improvement, thanks for the clear video introduction.

[MrSikesben]

I can say, I love the SSR feature. Bravo the team that brought it to us

[frankhoffy]

I thought this was a great presentation. Daniel has such a positive attitude, and the content is very in-depth. You can tell he really enjoys what he does.

[jluisxp]

Blazor is amazing and the new features stunning!!!

[liquidpebbles]

Absolutely incredible. Haven't used Blazor since 2022 and I can't wait to start my new project with all these new features with .net 8 next month!

[pureevil]

This is a brilliant update for reducing cost and enhancing performance.

[muhamedkarajic]

Great and detailed video, really appreciate the effort of making the examples.

[angeloangeloqquiambao]

So great to see Steve again. Watching from Philippines.

[NAKIGOEORG]

"Lord, give us always this bread". I love Blazor WebAssembly, it is great that I can use it anywhere now.

[RaimundPopp]

great explanations. thank you. now a bit late on 2023/2024 but finally the starting point to realy start with blazor in parts.
I was missing the bridge with web-apis and using plain javascript client codes.
but: anyways a good explanation and overwiew of the new blazor

[RubenArreboladeHaro]

WOW, this is getting serious... Great work! 😎

[TellaTrix]

It's huge update on Dotnet 8. Really exiting to upgrade my self!!

[antheus_s]

The new static SSR feature just made my day. A lot less dependency maintenance 🎉.

[tomatos]

Thank you for the quick look, i made some Blazor app with net core 6. I become loot toons of feature, i want to upgrade to 8.0 :)

[kennethkorir]

This is very good improvement for the Blazor ecosystem. If auto rendering is enabled, could it be nice to have a shared project for those components? May be developer can decide later to change rendering mode to server only. In that case you will be force to drag entire component back to server side project.