One of the blocking issues I had with implementing Blazor for my company is that WASM files were being downloaded with the .dll extension, and then those files were getting blocked by Anti-virus protection. It looks like that may have been fixed with the .wasm extension. Do .dll files still get downloaded with Web Assemembly for Blazor?
Does server side rendering depends on user's session? Or is it a completely stateless backend application? If it's stateless backend does it mean that I can deploy it as Azure Function?
This, combined with the separation of concerns, resembles PHP in 2010, where HTML and logic were often mixed within the same file. plus the load on the server is masive only to put ingredient on a list ... for me frontend javascript exist for a reason. let the client computer make the list of ingredient and send me the final list only
@@larsp5109 The download size is still an issue, I don't know what you're talking about. Rust is way better for WASM than C# will ever be. There are already a lot of WASM web frameworks for it.
@@WorstDeveloperit's also 100ntimes harder for a newbie developer to learn Rust than C#. I love Rust, but it's not for everyone and everything. C# is perfect for web development.
@@Bourn77 that's a fair point. Rust is harder to get started with, and the ecosystem isn't anywhere near as big yet, but it's growing fast. I wish there was a language like Rust, with the simplicity of Go.
the blazor team cant stop hitting it out of the park
That looks amazing, perfectly suited to a cloud project we are starting.
Hello Hows's the project going on so far??
Im so excited to get in .NET 8 and new blazor features.
Good Video for Understanding Basics of server side rendering
Daniel and the team are doing God's work
"Visual Studio, I believe in you!" Lol, we all know the sentiment
Anyone got the link to the example code?
One of the blocking issues I had with implementing Blazor for my company is that WASM files were being downloaded with the .dll extension, and then those files were getting blocked by Anti-virus protection. It looks like that may have been fixed with the .wasm extension. Do .dll files still get downloaded with Web Assemembly for Blazor?
isnt this only the case at dev builds?
Awesome!
im very much looking forward to this
Nice presentation Daniel!
Seperate from the rendering, where will the services live? On the server or on the client (like with WA)?
Dan Roth is THE BEST!
Great tech
Oh man.. This is siickkk!!
Does server side rendering depends on user's session? Or is it a completely stateless backend application? If it's stateless backend does it mean that I can deploy it as Azure Function?
It depends on user's session
is that true? @@45g4rerf45f45 surely a circuit is created, so there is no need for a "session" per se?
Where can we find this sample code?
I wasnt very fond of the wasm and blazor server solutions. But this looks really promising !
Now please redesign css from scratch !
Microsoft doesn't control the CSS spec
I was joking obviously. No one can fix css
@@EduardoLarios95 lol that didn’t stop them from creating TS
Amazing! I am new to Blazor. Is SSR the way to go or will i get benefits when using Blazor Server in some cases?
@Microsoft Developer where can i get this demo project to see how you are using a single project?
I still have no idea the difference between Blazor server and Blazor wasm, tbh.
How do I get my developer tools to look as nice as his? I want the sidebar with all the icons that he has, like the home, html, network...
edge dev tools - experimental feature called focus mode, under devtools settings.
@@davidpeck7131 Thank you so much!
11:35 1MB for a component? That seems like a lot.
is it just one component or all the necessary stuff ?
Where's the nested object validation, guys?
Great video! Is there source code available?
Where can we find the source code of the project for reference and play around
Why is Azure DevOps developed in React instead of Blazor?
When was Azure DevOps built and when was Blazor built?
👍
This, combined with the separation of concerns, resembles PHP in 2010, where HTML and logic were often mixed within the same file. plus the load on the server is masive only to put ingredient on a list ... for me frontend javascript exist for a reason. let the client computer make the list of ingredient and send me the final list only
I have a background of JS(MERN) and I am seeking advice on how to do full-stack-development in C#. I am a newbie in C# and need guidance.
did you find any good answers? i also want to be full stack in c#
@@gui2peg not yet
im here for the source codes.
Can it compete Angular or React?
Why would it compete? It is different stack.
Yes!
No
perhaps
you really want to do Angular?
where is the github
Any luck with the github?
@@tipenedI can't find it either :(
2:51 HTMX can fix that poor UI experience of the full page load.
14KB javascript library
Re inventing the wheel....
lets just use rust with wasm and end this madness once and for all
That would be just the same programming model in another programming language, so what’s the point of your remark?
@@larsp5109The point is that Rust is way more appropriate for WASM since it doesn't have a garbage collector. The file sizes are much smaller.
@@larsp5109 The download size is still an issue, I don't know what you're talking about. Rust is way better for WASM than C# will ever be. There are already a lot of WASM web frameworks for it.
@@WorstDeveloperit's also 100ntimes harder for a newbie developer to learn Rust than C#. I love Rust, but it's not for everyone and everything. C# is perfect for web development.
@@Bourn77 that's a fair point. Rust is harder to get started with, and the ecosystem isn't anywhere near as big yet, but it's growing fast.
I wish there was a language like Rust, with the simplicity of Go.
This example is several months old, I don’t see any real progress since then.
Why M$ always stuck in the past 😂
Those codes looks so ugly by todays standard 😂
Especially the demo. Who in 2023 build such demo lol 😂
He wants to push the algorithm
@@ghost_mall I like c# but I agree with him :)
React is much easier and more convenient
react is very hard to learn. im a c# coder @@rozrewolwerowanyrewolwer391
versus what? react jsx code with something like tailwind css on each element?