Blazor Hybrid - Build Hybrid Mobile, Desktop, and Web apps with .NET MAUI
summary
Blazor components run inside .NET MAUI apps via the BlazorWebView control, rendering HTML/CSS to an embedded web view while executing as a .NET process and using a local interop channel. Targets are Windows, macOS, iOS and Android on .NET 6–8, reusing reusable Razor components across server, WebAssembly and hybrid apps. Device APIs (camera, geolocation, flashlight) are available through .NET, hot/hard reload speeds iteration, and the demo shows a multiplayer Pictionary implemented with an SignalR real-time backend that connects MAUI and web clients and works end-to-end.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:42Agenda and overview
- 2:37What is .NET MAUI?
- 8:05Understanding Blazor
- 12:30Blazor hybrid explained
- 16:39Key benefits and capabilities
- 21:06Development demo and setup
- 46:20Multiplayer game demonstration
- 53:51Comparison and conclusion
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