State Management in Blazor Apps

In this session we will cover how you can enable statement management within your Blazor applications.

[@DiegoRodriguezNava]

@ minute 13:00 talks about the service to hold values

[@nolisanjose]

Thanks!

[@ScottGrunwald]

Great resource! Thanks so much!

[@maryam-hm7fp]

Great explanation, simple and straightforward. Thanks

[@theamazinggeno]

Thank you for these great examples.

[@israell9320]

Great presentation, thank you Jeremy

[@sourcemorph7602]

Great introduction, very explanatory

[@StreetBladerBloke]

Really good explanation

[@matthewthompson728]

Not sure how you can use the example of a Service to manage State in the real world!! So if you make the service a Singleton as you have, then it will be retained for the life of the app. So another user browsing to that page is suddenly going to see the same info as the first user. Unfortunately when you use Scoped and refresh's the browser yo again lose all the information. I was hoping to use this method to maintain logged in state for a user but if you refresh the page, the state is lost and the user ends up having to log in again.

[@Vulver]

This is awsome!

[@igornesterov711]

Cool, thanks!

[@charles-y2z6c]

Thanks so much

[@antihipster5261]

So confuse the use of the term "State Management" even when actually exists a class named StateManager into the .NET Framework and has a use totally oposite to this, because you are showing how to persist user date instead of application state, well, maybe because its web development... and the concepts between web and WPF could be ambiguos.

[@chatsupport5716]

And you can share source code?

[@ZephrymWOW]

git repo?