Tired of Angular, Vue, and React? Ready for the next generation of web user interface that runs everywhere and you can build with your favorite programming language? In this session, Jeff Fritz is going to introduce you to Blazor – the next generation UI framework from the .NET team. We’ll see how Blazor works with Web Assembly, webservers, and hybrid applications to deliver a great experience for your users. Blazor is the framework that allows you to build once and run it everywhere.
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the less I have to use javascript, the better
Blah blah blah totally worthless dribble for a developer
you like "baseball hats" not "hats"..
what kind of taskbar u have in ur system?
I have heard that Apple Safari is breaking down PWA, since you can bypass the App Store to have a local internet app running on Safari. So, this is against their business profits. Have you news on this topic, please ?
A person working at Microsoft doing a presentation of a Microsoft product, from a Linux machine, that says something about Windows!
Anyways, Blazor is amazing, love it! Great future for WASM!
One of the best speaker-tutors I've listened to about Blazor. Thank you!
The bundle size is what's turning me off
Great presentation!
Performance still stucks for production. "loading…" and server-side rendering is not working as should
Microsoft you are later. Angular, React had 100% Web Market. You people have to wait for 10 years. It does not seem even better than Angular.
Blazor has many limitations, and you need to call into js to do more complex things, so you can't really write it once and run everywhere, comparing to jquery it's like coding with your hands tied around your back.
nice video, I'm curious how can you run ubuntu on win10, it's a vm or win10 new feature?
"Next Generation" is kind of old marketing for tech and I dont thing that Microsoft will have a better adoption then Silverlight with blazor, and maybe end with same statement after a few years pushing us to blazor, if a new trend coming in town, microsoft just say, sorry guys blazor didnt get the adoption that we expected, we are now investing on this new fancy way of doing apps that everyone one is talking about
18:20 I just don't understand why in the world someone uses .NET from command line and Linux when they can click all the stuff by mouse in 3 seconds with Visual Studio.
You cannot see a thing in the command line but it's presented here as "the cool way how we do it" on the official Microsoft Developer channel.
But but but… what about Blazor Material UI?
Wow, Blazor and WASM are amazing!
What's with the subliminal flashes ?
Thank you
I will not miss JS
is he using a single monitor? how to set up this kind of presentation?
I am amazed with hot reload, linux support, for loop an html element!
@7:20 Cobol was obviously very important on that slide 😀
I tried blazor, but in the end I chose vue. Blazor needs to be more mature, and it seems that some defects are innate. The blazor server seems to prove once again that the server-side rendering is dead, the fatal delay problem and the mechanism that must maintain the SignalR long connection easily cause the client experience to deteriorate. On the other hand, the first loading speed of blazore WASM is still too slow at present, even if PWA is used, if the cache is cleared, all DLLs will be downloaded again next time, and there are also requirements for the browser version.
WASM 20x faster in parsing than JS does not mean anything. Cheap marketing !!!
In most modern browsers WASM code is as fast as JS. When it comes to end user experience in browser first paint there is no significance difference.
What is that bar on top?
Where is all the enthusiasm about coding in & for Linux in the development of .NET MAUI?
… gone forever :/
Well done and presented. Thank you. Although I want to point out that it would have been nice to put the URLs from the resources slide into the Youtube video description.