The Future of Blazor on the Client
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- čas přidán 30. 07. 2024
- Announcing .NET Core 3.0: aka.ms/dotnetcore3
#dotNETConf
In this session we'll look at how Blazor in .NET Core 3.0 is a flexible and productive client UI framework for the web and beyond. We'll look at the future of running Blazor apps client-side in the browser via WebAssembly. We'll discuss the benefits of hosting Blazor WebAssembly apps with .NET Core to enable full-stack web development with .NET and C#. We'll also look at taking Blazor beyond the web to support desktop and mobile app development. - Věda a technologie
Great presenter, cool tech and awesome jacket !
Microsoft should allocate a thousand people to this project, blazor combined all of the best things in software development and pushed it even further!!
Very excited to see that the future of Blazor looks bright, great job!
This is just the beginning of a greater tomorrow
That was funny the blazor coat! lol
Daniel is awesome
That pillow was masterful
PWA + Electron = fantastic for fast and multiplatform development!
Fantastic. Definitely will start new project on Blazor.
I love Blazor! Great future ahead. Xamarin Certified Developer here. :-)
Looking at the roadmap, this is very cool - I thought Blazor started and ended in the browser. Very excited for the future of this.
Same, I have just started with client side blazor and knowing what is to come makes me excited.
Nice!!!! am very excited about Blazor, Cool Jacket too :)
That Blazor touch is super dope!
Epic presentation
danroth is really a smart guy. It's always funny to watch his videos ;)
Love the Blutter idea.. I hope it materializes one day
Sounds a bit funny. Blutter pronounces similar to croatian word blato, which means mud xd. But I also like the idea of it :)
Getting rid of JS (junk script) is soo beautiful !
sold.
I been usually razor lately, switching to blazer. Thanks
Lovely outfit Dan 😀👍
First thing, please fix your DI in asp.net core. You are a great presenter Don.
Could Blazer Native be the answer to the age old question of multiplatform UI library in .Net?
It seems to me there will be some merging or cross over between blazor and xaml. Either way it's exciting I have just started using blazor and even though its easier to use angular or react currently, knowing there is a lot of long term plans gives me a lot of faith!
I kept expecting his to "Praise Jibbers!" at any time!
This is cool..
11:10 "an electron shell". Heh.
If blazor going to make mobile apps , then where xamarin should go ?
probably coexisting for a while, and them merge into a single tech.
nice jacket hahahaha :)
Can I use WebRTC in Blazor?
Cool!. Whats your browser?
remember when everyone thought "asp netcore is the future of web backend" but then overtaken by django?
Could Blazor be the new WPF some day?
Let's hope. multiplatform WPF!
repo link please
Is Blazor actually faster than Javacript? How does it compare to WASM in general?
I mean, since it is running the full mono framework in the browser I think there would be a performance hit?
Oh the pillow
i thought blazor is done by steve sanderson initially ?
@Sebastian Olaf Yes it was. But like Dan mentioned, there was a team that took the original implementation and got it running on on top of mono. After that was done it went from a "What If" project to a real thing that could be leveraged in the future and of course that means supported and a proper product.
Now I don't work for MS so all this could be entirely wrong, but I have been using/following dotnet core since the early DNX days.
thank god i left Visual studio 10 years ago.
i saw silverlight
i prefer blazor on the server. the attention that the client version gets, makes me anxious.
It is not going to be successful. See silverlight.
Repo of BlazorWeather please
I believe it's here github.com/danroth27/BlazorWeather
Looks like a JavaScript developer clicked dislike.
Can Blazor do 3D? Games? Web Assembly makes "nearly native" a reality.
Unity works with webassembly so maybe you can combine it with blazor.
I don't understand the hype behind it. I don't think any browser currently support the C#. Browser vendors will have to include another language to their support. This is nothing but another attempt my Microsoft to start another browser war and make developers write in C# which will be out-of-box supported by their browser only. This is going to end like IE. I don't deny the great work done by Microsoft on typescript, but this does not make much sense.