what if I open a link from within my application to a new tab? This is a common occurrence because we switch pages a lot and it is easier to just open the link in a new window instead. Would I be using the Transient state? Of course, after viewing this video, adding a state for my pages that I might need to return to frequently would probably help. :)
I dont want to give an answer here cause i would need to try out some scenarios to really understand it myself. But if you really need some help now i do recommend Blazor University the website for more information on stuff cause they really do a good job explaining things. But im planning on getting into this in the future
cool....but please show us blazor with maui and now a day ui and server are different and they talk with json show please how json work with blazor.... how to manage big api project in maui or blazor hybrid or any..... 🎉🎉 thanks again... also show rapid program app development with blazor boilerplate...like then only people will attract to blazor or else there is so much content of react out bit lesser for blazor is present please show us real development....
This is a very helpful video but I, again, have a criticism. I think you should have a script and avoid silences and too much time on errors. Seeing an error occur is often helpful and reassuring particularly when, like me, you have a lot to learn but the fixing of an error during the video should be slicker.
I do agree that when i make a misake i just edit out what I can so i should be more careful. The next video is gonna have a very similar mistake so let me know if its not quick enough
I get what you're saying through a content-creator lens, but in its less-edited format it's more similar to being in a real classroom or an actual 1-on-1 with somebody - in some ways I appreciate that more. The silences give chance to gradually absorb the information instead of speeding through everything in 8 minutes and feeling at the end like you should've taken notes. Not to mention if you want to type the code at the same time.
Can you create a video for .Net 8 Blazor auth with Azure Entra please
Fantastic video! Thanks a bunch.
Nice introduction video. Can't wait for the follow ups!
Thanks! Your video is just the right level for a beginner!
the issue with this is that as soon as you refresh the page the scoped object is gonna get reinstantiated no?
I think you're right....
In this case is it not the same as singleton?
You gotta be more specific
Singleton and Scope are similar on a WebAssembly frontend - but Singleton on a Blazor server is shared across all sessions
what if I open a link from within my application to a new tab? This is a common occurrence because we switch pages a lot and it is easier to just open the link in a new window instead. Would I be using the Transient state? Of course, after viewing this video, adding a state for my pages that I might need to return to frequently would probably help. :)
I dont want to give an answer here cause i would need to try out some scenarios to really understand it myself. But if you really need some help now i do recommend Blazor University the website for more information on stuff cause they really do a good job explaining things. But im planning on getting into this in the future
thank you
The formatting/indentations in this vid are driving my OCD up the wall lol!
maybe
public class ProfileState : Profile
cool....but please show us blazor with maui and now a day ui and server are different and they talk with json
show please how json work with blazor....
how to manage big api project in maui or blazor hybrid or any.....
🎉🎉
thanks again...
also show rapid program app development with blazor boilerplate...like then only people will attract to blazor or else there is so much content of react out bit lesser for blazor is present please show us real development....
This is a very helpful video but I, again, have a criticism. I think you should have a script and avoid silences and too much time on errors. Seeing an error occur is often helpful and reassuring particularly when, like me, you have a lot to learn but the fixing of an error during the video should be slicker.
I do agree that when i make a misake i just edit out what I can so i should be more careful. The next video is gonna have a very similar mistake so let me know if its not quick enough
I get what you're saying through a content-creator lens, but in its less-edited format it's more similar to being in a real classroom or an actual 1-on-1 with somebody - in some ways I appreciate that more. The silences give chance to gradually absorb the information instead of speeding through everything in 8 minutes and feeling at the end like you should've taken notes. Not to mention if you want to type the code at the same time.
i wish i could put your vids at x4 speed