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Steve Sanderson - Blazor Tech Demo with Blazor Renderer for Flutter - NDC Oslo 2019
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Blazor, a new framework for browser-based .NET apps - Steve Sanderson
NDC Conferences
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- Presented by Steve Sanderson, creator of Blazor
- May be out of date. The tools, versions or practices it shows have likely moved on.
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Web developmentProgramming languagesWebAssemblyVue, Svelte, Angular and others
Steve Sanderson demonstrates Blazor, showing how it runs .NET in the browser via WebAssembly and experimenting with a Flutter renderer.
Today, nearly all browser-based apps are written in JavaScript (or similar languages that transpile to it). That’s fine, but there’s no good reason to limit our industry to basically one language when so many powerful and mature alternate languages and programming platforms exist. Starting now, WebAssembly opens the floodgates to new choices, and one of the first realistic options may be .NET. Blazor is a new experimental web UI framework from the ASP.NET team that aims to brings .NET applications into all browsers (including mobile) via WebAssembly. It allows you to build true full-stack .NET applications, sharing code across server and client, with no need for transpilation or plugins. In this talk I’ll demonstrate what you can do with Blazor today and how it works on the underlying WebAssembly runtime behind the scenes. You’ll see its modern, component-based architecture (inspired by modern SPA frameworks) at work as we use it to build a responsive client-side UI. I’ll cover both basic and advanced scenarios using Blazor’s components, router, DI system, JavaScript interop, and more. Check out more of our talks in the following links! NDC Conferences ndcoslo.com ndcconferences.comWhy it's here
2 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as an early look at Blazor's architecture and its experimental integration with Flutter.
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u/cherrytastein r/dotnet • Mentions
Blazor UI rendering without HTML
I watched the Blazor presentation at NDC Oslo ([video ), where they have shown Blutter and one thing still is bothering me - what else apart from Flutter and HTML+JS could be used to render UI with Blazor? And how? Does it mean that we may expect XAML there in the future? Especially when taking into account decoupling XAML framework from UWP SDK.
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u/microhivein r/dotnet • Mentions
On “What problem(s) does Blazor solve?”
This one is a high level overview of the benefits we will enjoy soon
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u/The_Exiled_42in r/dotnet • Mentions
On “4 Predictions for the Future of .NET”
I bet the most likely candidate is Blazor, with native rendering engines
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u/Pixelredditin r/FlutterDev • Mentions
.NET Conf 2019 spoke about an experiment by using Flutter and MS Blazor
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u/zintjrin r/dotnet • Mentions
On “How would you set up this ASP.NET Core project given the following restraints...”
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u/RirinDesuyoin r/dotnet • Mentions
On “Building Full-stack C# Web Apps with Blazor in .NET Core 3.0”
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