You won yourself a new subscriber good sir, I just saw the first part and already got convinced. So I could use data bonding to create a sort of chat between users inside a web app or a message area? something like a messenger from Facebook. I'll keep on looking at this tutorial tomorrow!
You know there are tutorials that specifically build a chat app. I unfortunately do not have one and this particular tutorial is meant to give you the fundamentals of Blazor
@@justblazorprogramming Im sure there is, I just thought of the idea while watching your vid, I made an instagram clon with a message functionality and wondered if using data biding could be use for that
@@guillermomazzari4983 I'd encourage you to build that. You'll gain a ton of experience and boost your professional portfolio. SignalR might be what you're looking for but these basics are def. a great start!
@@kis.stupid Thanks! I did build it already only using mvc, now I want to rebuild it using an api and manage the frontend with a framework(react, vue or blazor) thanks for your nice comment! :D
Hello! By your tutorial I got some motivation to learn Blazor, because reading documentation on Microsoft’s website always make me confused. Is this tutorial enough to make some project and send it on GitHub or there’re more things to learn about Blazor? I mean something advanced to must know to implement in project.
Well this is just the basics in understanding Blazor, you can always get away with something simple and if you want to try something more complex and you dont have the solution, then you can identify where you are weak and then seek the answers you need in order to complete the task. Basically you have just the foundational basics of Blazor, but maybe you need to understand .NET more and then from here you can start asking the right questions in order to ultimately get to the point where you can make a more complex project. I hope this makes sense.
@@justblazorprogramming It makes sense, if we talk about .NET and C# but I meant overall about Blazor and its more advanced functions/components (if there are) - E.g. similar to "flexing" in HTML via "display: flex" and properly setting values for each object's position or all advanced things are straight related to poor C# code and those functions/components just don't exist? I mean in Blazor we have something like "@bind-value" and whether are there more (advanced?) components except that, which are must have in some project?
There are, some came out in .net 7, but more advance features like how to use rendering, authorization. the life cycle components, services, are intertwined with .net so they are something you should be away of
I thought i did one, at least for how to get started. But a complete tutorial will have to wait cause the poll i put out says people want comparison videos (Blazor vs React, Angular, etc)
Brilliant, thank you. In a short video, you are able to show a lot of stuff.🙏
Glad you liked it!
***** Excellent presentation with clear explanation right to the point and sufficiently illustrative.
These are great. Subscribed. Well done.
Listen, flattery will get you everywhere with me.
excellent man! thank you very much
You won yourself a new subscriber good sir, I just saw the first part and already got convinced. So I could use data bonding to create a sort of chat between users inside a web app or a message area? something like a messenger from Facebook. I'll keep on looking at this tutorial tomorrow!
You know there are tutorials that specifically build a chat app. I unfortunately do not have one and this particular tutorial is meant to give you the fundamentals of Blazor
@@justblazorprogramming Im sure there is, I just thought of the idea while watching your vid, I made an instagram clon with a message functionality and wondered if using data biding could be use for that
@@guillermomazzari4983 I'd encourage you to build that. You'll gain a ton of experience and boost your professional portfolio. SignalR might be what you're looking for but these basics are def. a great start!
@@kis.stupid Thanks! I did build it already only using mvc, now I want to rebuild it using an api and manage the frontend with a framework(react, vue or blazor) thanks for your nice comment! :D
Excelent tutorial
Good work
thanks
Hello! By your tutorial I got some motivation to learn Blazor, because reading documentation on Microsoft’s website always make me confused. Is this tutorial enough to make some project and send it on GitHub or there’re more things to learn about Blazor? I mean something advanced to must know to implement in project.
Well this is just the basics in understanding Blazor, you can always get away with something simple and if you want to try something more complex and you dont have the solution, then you can identify where you are weak and then seek the answers you need in order to complete the task. Basically you have just the foundational basics of Blazor, but maybe you need to understand .NET more and then from here you can start asking the right questions in order to ultimately get to the point where you can make a more complex project. I hope this makes sense.
@@justblazorprogramming It makes sense, if we talk about .NET and C# but I meant overall about Blazor and its more advanced functions/components (if there are) - E.g. similar to "flexing" in HTML via "display: flex" and properly setting values for each object's position or all advanced things are straight related to poor C# code and those functions/components just don't exist? I mean in Blazor we have something like "@bind-value" and whether are there more (advanced?) components except that, which are must have in some project?
There are, some came out in .net 7, but more advance features like how to use rendering, authorization. the life cycle components, services, are intertwined with .net so they are something you should be away of
@@justblazorprogramming Why is that?
Nice tutorial bro
Please when will yo do blazor hybrid for .net maui
I thought i did one, at least for how to get started. But a complete tutorial will have to wait cause the poll i put out says people want comparison videos (Blazor vs React, Angular, etc)