Blazor, a new framework for browser-based .NET apps
summary
Blazor presents a component-based .NET UI that runs either as Blazor WebAssembly (client-side) or server-side over SignalR; the demo builds a budget-slider editor, a supermarket scan app and shows client↔server calls using gRPC‑web with generated InventoryClient, unit-fast in‑process component tests, a service worker for offline/PWA caching and even a native iOS prototype via Xamarin. Code compiles, the WebAssembly app serves from GitHub Pages, gRPC lookups return real product details and the remove-item flow is covered by fast tests.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:34compile to javascript
- 4:14compile a dotnet runtime to web assembly
- 9:13put in some c-sharp code
- 17:41running on blazer webassembly
- 33:17using x unit as the test framework
- 39:21put in an actual click handler
- 40:24display an overlay
- 44:24using standard web technologies
- 49:09install this into the operating system
- 55:02render native os components
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