CRUD w/ Blazor in .NET 8 🔥 All Render Modes (SSR, Server, Wasm, Auto), Entity Framework & SQL Server

Table of Contents:
00:00:00 CRUD w/ Blazor in .NET 8 🔥
00:01:58 New Templates & Rendermodes Explained
00:20:41 Preparations (Entities, EF Core, SQL Server)
00:29:58 Create a Service for the CRUD Operations
00:32:36 Add Page/Component to Get all Games (SSR + StreamRendering)
00:37:52 Add Interactivity for a Button - Create/POST Preparations
00:46:27 Create an Interactive Button Component
00:50:21 Create a Game with the new .NET 8 SSR Form
00:55:49 Use WebAssembly to Create a Game
01:16:05 Quick Look at RenderModeInteractiveAuto
01:17:45 Implement Updating & Deleting a Game

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[christiantricarico]

No hate comments. Mistakes and compile errors come to all of us when trying new stuffs. Thanks for this real dev journey.

[oncalldev]

Don't worry about the video length - watched it all. I enjoy the real time notion of working through a project, errors and all. The one thing I really do miss when going through new concepts on YouTube is a white board approach where you step back from the code and just diagram things out to get a better overall view of how it all works. Thanks for the video.

[vivekkaushik]

I learn more from Patrick, Milan and Nick chapsas than in my job 😂. Thanks for creating these videos for us Patrick. I wish you channel blow up very soon in blazor and dotnet community.

[sergevanmeerbeeck]

This is a great video. I like the non-rehearsed style of videos where you see mistakes being made. You learn the most from mistakes

[golosbezdoka]

You are my favorite Blazor tutor. It's very chilly to watch how you learn it making these tutorials. Unlike others try to implement everything ASAP to show off :D

[jeverydk]

For the love of all thats holy, thank you Patrick !

I wish for chapters in the future. If i get around to doing the tutorial myself, i will post it here for others.

[joaogabrielv.m]

Great video, as always! Really excited to see .NET 8 final release :D

[michaelrafales]

I am 46 minutes in and I am learning so much!!! This is fantastic! I appreciate your mistakes. Watching you find your mistakes has really helped me learn how to troubleshoot my own mistakes. Really enjoying this video!

[michaelsimmons]

Your viewing time on this video from me has to be somewhere around 500% right now. I keep using it as a reference, jumping around while I practice creating the same silly little CRUD application over and over again. Thank you!! You will probably be a millionaire just from this video by the time I learn this! 😂😂

[georgebelletty]

A great video Patrick. That must not have been 100% fun while you were recording that video!!! These are big changes, good changes. Keep em coming :) <3

[ghaznavipc]

what a mess this Blazor is doing? 😵‍💫
I'm confused. I know webapi, mvc and razor pages but this is another level of complexity! every thing is everywhere! why?!?

[KonradTjaden]

II have been meaning to delve into Blazor & WebUI & your channel is probably the best thing I could have come across.

Keep it up & love your videos, all the way from Cape Town.

[michaelrafales]

Seeing how you coded both client and server side CRUD operations was extremely helpful and informative!!! Thank you again for such a great video.

[Manlyman]

It would be great if you could create a video on how to handle security, and specifically how the AuthenticationStateProvider should be used when using RenderModeInteractiveAuto. I come from a Blazor WASM background so it would be great to know if there are any caveats to using the AuthenticationStateProvider with RenderModeInteractiveAuto.

Do we need to have two different AuthenticationStateProviders for the Server and WASM project or can the WASM project's AuthenticationStateProvider cover both the Server and Client project's authentication states?

[CleoCat]

thanks for showing the backend Network/Console transfer stuff! makes understanding the wasm and socket stuff easier to visualize!

[bigh]

this was great. haven't coded in years, since the first mvc. This was a pretty wild ride. I skipped the web assembly, and coded it all to server and it worked perfectly. Can't wait to try more.

[leo_b]

Watched the whole video and answered a lot of questions. Thank you sir

[Eric-ixyl]

This was a great learning resource! Appreciate your patient approach in learning as you go, I was confused at first during the webassembly portion about why you'd include the services in the shared project, but seeing the separate implementation for the client project to use made a lot of sense. Thanks a bunch for the video!

[pezhmanpiramoun]

Thanks God !
Simple, Clear, Helpful & COMPREHENSIVE !!!

[FeralFluxMusic]

I'm just getting started with Blazor.
This was very helpful as an overview.

Something I'd be interested in is how to parameterize the CRUD process.
Our SQL server has thousands of tables and views and I'd like to avoid manually creating services for each one of them.