ASP.NET Blazor programming 101
summary
Blazor is presented as a way that runs C# in the browser using WebAssembly; the demo downloads mono.webassembly.js plus DLLs and then executes client-side C# with no server roundtrips unless HTTP/GRPC calls are made. Examples: a Counter, FetchData (HTTPClient to sampledata/weather.json), a custom TypeAhead component showing flags, and JS interop via IJSRuntime. Three hosting models appear: client-only, ASP.NET-hosted, and server-side over SignalR. Tooling needs VS2019 and .NET Core 3.0 previews, IntelliSense has quirks, and the demos work but Blazor is still experimental in this timeframe.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Blazor
- 8:23Blazor vs Angular and React
- 14:20How Blazor works
- 21:35Demo Hello World app
- 37:16JavaScript Interop and components
- 48:52Custom component demo
- 53:49Publishing and deployment options
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