Blazor is quite impressive. Nothing is holding anyone back from, developing an entirely new application framework on top of this. A framework that overcomes the limits of web and concerns of cross-platform combabilities. I mean, we can run Diablo directly in the browser. Someone should build an amazing UI application framework on top of this, that runs exactly the same among all platforms and gives amazing native experience and capabilities.
@@glowiever Its actually quite close to flutter. They render the app, I think with skia, so its not the browser that render, thus always looks and acts the same across all platforms
How can I make SEO friendly application with Blazor WASM. I tried the default template and the test in GTMETRIX was 41% performance and after the search I found that I have to change the app to pre-render, after I changed it to pre-render the test was 68% and I have authentication issue that announced in Microsoft docs. I tried the DLL lazy loading but I can’t load assembly dll files on navigation even in the route because it is not working with pre-render. So, please advise!
Brilliant, as always :-) But, I'd like to see an enterprise-grade Blazor app made from scratch. This is like showing which ingredients you can use to make a cake, without actually showing how to actually combine them and make a cake.
Choosing either angular or react for building js components from blazor is great, but I think the best would be building framework independent web components.
A bit offtopic but does someone know which tool Daniel is using to zoom in and mark/highlight a section on the screen? Does this come from an external software, from the screenrecording software or is this built in Windows?
what happend with google ads "Google ads campaign marks site as infected" for apps Blazor WebAssembly? with Net 6 Can I work Blazor WebAssembly with Google Ads? greetings from Mexico
I love Dan his enthusiasm is contagious.
For sure is lol!
Right? I’m barely 3 minutes in and already excited to build my next Blazor app!
Wow, this is all AMAZING! That Error Boundary was so slick!
Thank you!
Blazor is quite impressive. Nothing is holding anyone back from, developing an entirely new application framework on top of this. A framework that overcomes the limits of web and concerns of cross-platform combabilities. I mean, we can run Diablo directly in the browser. Someone should build an amazing UI application framework on top of this, that runs exactly the same among all platforms and gives amazing native experience and capabilities.
*With Blazor I mean mostly WASM / Web assembly, in this instance
@@diligencehumility6971 how does it compare to flutter?
@@glowiever Its actually quite close to flutter. They render the app, I think with skia, so its not the browser that render, thus always looks and acts the same across all platforms
I just installed .Net 6.0 on a Rasberry Pi with the latest 64-bit version of Raspbian. It works like a dream!!
Time has come grade 5 can easily start coding, blazor is making that easy
This is friggin sick!! Lv it
WOOW Blazor is so fast and make coding easier, so cool
Greatest technology in framework
Great work!
Very excited to bring tons of C# dlls to browser.
welcome to the new dlls hell
All I need to do can handle efficiently by., net so far so well... Thank team
How can I make SEO friendly application with Blazor WASM. I tried the default template and the test in GTMETRIX was 41% performance and after the search I found that I have to change the app to pre-render, after I changed it to pre-render the test was 68% and I have authentication issue that announced in Microsoft docs.
I tried the DLL lazy loading but I can’t load assembly dll files on navigation even in the route because it is not working with pre-render.
So, please advise!
Brilliant, as always :-) But, I'd like to see an enterprise-grade Blazor app made from scratch. This is like showing which ingredients you can use to make a cake, without actually showing how to actually combine them and make a cake.
You should be able to figure it out.
This is not the place for a deep dive.
So instead of blazor I can use react ?
Choosing either angular or react for building js components from blazor is great, but I think the best would be building framework independent web components.
we couldn't ask for more.
Great presentation!
Well done Dan
So awesome 👌🏼
Awesome... just awesome!
Is it possible using mobile resources such as camera inside Blazor app?
Now make the payload smaller so we can actually use it in the real world. No hate, but genuine feedback.
You can't use threads, crypto etc. How will you develop a enterprise grade app?
I want the Scott's t-shirt!!!
what does this mean ?
A bit offtopic but does someone know which tool Daniel is using to zoom in and mark/highlight a section on the screen? Does this come from an external software, from the screenrecording software or is this built in Windows?
what happend with google ads "Google ads campaign marks site as infected" for apps Blazor WebAssembly? with Net 6 Can I work Blazor WebAssembly with Google Ads? greetings from Mexico
It looks like the Azure team has rewritten the portal to React not long ago. I wonder if they're going to rewrite it again to Blazor :)
No they won't
How come the new localhost port is 7157?
Typically used to be 5000 or 5001 I thnk
What about using other frameworks like tailwind can you purge the unused css etc? Can you configure the pipeline like in webpack and add plugins etc
why not? you just have to configure it
Great 👍
Seriously, this excites you Dan? Seriously?
Amazing
This is amazing stuff, hot reload is a major improvement. What are the sort of changes you cannot do with hot reload.
Nice, I got a few tips from this.
Is Microsoft willing to dogfood Blazor into their big projects like Azure?
That will bring more confidence in Blazor.
Love it
I love you
I don't see much control over the code - it looks like a nice cake that eventually melts and makes things dirty
As long as it gets blocked by corporate firewalls, Blazor is practically dead in the water.
Isn't this already outdated????
Nextjs > blazor
was thinking the same, I mean I love C# and all, but I feel that you loose control over the code.