ASP.NET Core Series: Blazor

ASP.NET Core is our open-source, cross-platform framework for building modern, cloud-enabled, internet-connected apps. In this series of videos we’ll be cover many of the interesting features of the framework.

There’s been ton of interest about Blazor in the community. In the episode, Dan Roth joins Jeremy to talk about how you can do Blazor on the server and in the web browser.

[01:10] - What is Blazor?
[03:36] - What’s the different between Blazor server and Blazor WebAssembly
[07:44] - Blazor Server demo
[11:06] - Blazor WebAssembly demo
[14:49] - Debugging Blazor inside the browser
[19:01] - Progress Web App (PWA) support

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[fredhair]

I have to say... this is cool as hell. There are some parts of Node & JS full stack development I like but I don't like how there are several frameworks with different syntax that all largely do the same thing (sure choice and competition is nice.. to a point) + all your dependencies are non standard and often they don't work together that well so you bring in another dependency to patch the differences between your other dependencies >.<. I really like the way .NET is going and I can't wait to start making some Blazor apps.

[vitaliiyarema]

It was my dream to use C# in the frontend of ASP.NET web application instead JavaScript, Angular, React, Vue etc. Now it is reality. Hope, customers will turn to blazor in their web projects.

[SamOnSTEM]

Currently writing an enterprise blazor-server application at work - love the technology, keep up the awesome work guys. Deep dive please!

[OlavLadnav]

Great introduction to Blazor. Love you, guys.

[ahmad.mozaffar]

It’s going to be a turning point in life, I made two courses tell now in Blazor

[razalihusain]

Just as I was about to migrate to Razaor pages, come Blazor. Cool!

[AthelstanEngland]

thanks. I'm sure this is a simple question but I'm just getting my head around all this. In second example using WASM, is the BlazorApp1.Server project a REST API, as I've seen elsewhere in a typical MVC type application with say an Angular front end talking to a backend API, or is it something different?

[desarrollofacil]

looks interesting, microsoft has been historically proposing new things related to front end development, it causes deviation from patterns and create inestability, however at the end it set the bases for the future, this remind me the xmlHttpRequest story

[JuandyLiem]

It's great to see how the progressive web app runs on phones.

[virendrashenvivelingkar]

That's great. Would love to dive deep.

[fedorpetrov]

That's really super cool, thanks

[ataadevs]

Microsoft made the impossible... And these check boxes are made my char dropped down like are you kidding me! wow!!!