Real-Time Connected Apps with .NET MAUI, Blazor and SignalR
summary
Live demos show a working real‑time stack: an ASP.NET SignalR hub (singleton game state) pushes updates to JavaScript Blazor web clients and a .NET MAUI drawing app, with a Blazor Hybrid Android client receiving a secret word and 120+ live votes updating instantly. Implementation details: SignalR hubs with send/invoke methods, HubConnection builders on clients, optional Azure SignalR Service for scaling. Built features include a voting dashboard, synchronized guess list and timer, and a Pictionary-style game that largely succeeds on stage.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:53Real-time scenarios
- 5:46Understanding SignalR
- 11:16SignalR voting demo
- 13:38Implementing SignalR
- 15:21SignalR server and client
- 22:21Introduction to .NET Maui
- 25:39Maui and essentials
- 29:38Blazor overview
- 36:12Blazor hybrid
- 42:21Pictionary demo
- 47:13Demo code analysis
- 56:11Extensive samples
- 59:03Conclusion
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