Blazor: SPAs in the Browser with C# and WebAssembly
summary
Blazor is a framework that lets developers build Single Page Applications for the browser using C# and .NET by leveraging WebAssembly. The talk explains how Blazor works, shows concrete examples of using it, discusses practical use cases, and highlights current limitations depending on the application scenario.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 11:49Windows Forms
- 12:10Microsoft Silverlight
- 16:09.NET Framework
- 16:58Cascading Style Sheets
- 21:33Web Application
- 22:08Service Worker
- 45:19Hypertext Markup Language
- 47:34Entity Framework
- 49:58ASP.NET
- 56:40Progressive Web App
- 1:02:46JavaScript
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