WebAssembly Using C# Blazor
summary
Demonstrates a C# Blazor WebAssembly app (counter, data grid) running client-side with WebAssembly Blazor, built with .NET Core 3.1 and requiring Visual Studio 2019. Shows breakpoints hitting in the browser debugger, uses async HTTP calls to a PeopleService that connects to Azure SQL, and deploys to Azure App Service; synchronous calls aren’t supported. Demo mostly works but tooling and preview features are flaky during the session, so expect some instability while debugging and hot-reload.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 2:07What is Blazor
- 8:39WebAssembly and Blazor
- 17:56Setting up Visual Studio
- 22:34Creating a Blazor app
- 26:04Exploring the Blazor template
- 33:58Debugging Blazor apps
- 37:12Creating a service
- 41:54Connecting to a database
- 43:28Displaying data in Blazor
- 47:31Razor components vs pages
- 49:19Q&A and closing
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