A talk for trailblazers: Blazor in .NET 5

Wondering what's in store for Blazor in .NET 5? Wonder no more! This talk features the latest and greatest features to arrive in Blazor as part of .NET 5. From improved APIs for working with the browser to CSS isolation to a variety of performance improvements, you'll leave this presentation with rundown of everything you'll be able to do in the latest version of Blazor.

[@kourosh234]

This genius makes programming easier.
We want / demand more Sandersson lectures.

[@Miggleness]

"Oh, no. DateTime does not contain a WeekDay. What does it contain? I don't know! I'm just a C# programmer." Savage

[@TheHako14]

Amazing improvements , in a very short period of time ! Much respect ! The day where I no longer need to use JS is getting closer !

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

Just migrated my Blazor app from 3.1 to 5. Now to check out the new features. VERY excited for InputFile and Virtualization

[@leakyabstraction]

15:00 Great stuff. :) But the InputFile component would really need some additional love. It's hard to use it without at least being able to clear the file selection. E.g. after the upload successfully completed - because ideally we wouldn't want to encourage people to upload the same file twice. Of course we can add some validation logic to the Upload button handler, but it would be better UX if it just simply cleared. Also, when you click on the browse button, and you don't select anything, it clears the previously selected file, but as far as I saw no change event is fired of that.

[@richardmadrid8597]

How do we get the auto-refresh to work? Currently while in VS, refresh without recompiling only occurs when not in debug mode AND I have to refresh the page manually.

[@GuyCEO]

Wait, she works at Microsoft and uses a Mac? Blazor looks amazing though BTW, can't wait to start using it.

[@angeloangeloqquiambao406]

I love this. very interesting.

[@faridulhuk1248]

We have issue including rdlc rendering which we done previously using mvc

[@StreetBladerBloke]

Amazing changes..waiting for such changes in other js frameworks but blazor actually cares about these basic changes should have been part of the framework to begin with..bravo Steve 🙌 u guys are doing amazing job especially getting blazor ahead of the whole JS game...

[@kourosh234]

I think Blazor is actually easiest to learn and much more productive and modern. Easer than Razor pages and MVC. and also Angular and Vue etc...

[@FiveNineO]

Blazor: Make web development great again

[@Esico6]

So your all fantastic?