Thank you for providing the github repository

Hi Claudio, thanks for making great videos 🥇. I have seen a couple already. Could you make a Video Library? I am starting to learn C# and like your style as it's fast and accurate.

Thank you so much! It's a great tutorial!

What about WebUI 3? It's XAML based!

Dude, can you stop making these facial impressions like you are disgusted?

Thank you very much. very informative video.😍🤩

I also found using a Try-Finally block is helpful. If(IsAddingToCart) then return, else place the IsAddingToCart=true before the Try, and in the Finally place IsAddingToCart=false. Solved my problems.

Thank you for this video

Now, the next question, what .NET version should I focus on learning for a job perspective?

Thank you so much @ClaudioBernasconi for your nice, easy and helpful video

Put it in IIS and it doesn't work anymore. The links don't work, bootstrap is gone. Not good at all.

why is everything xaml now? I had a long break in wpf while working on c++ ImGui project and when I came back it's just a cluttered maze where I can't get anything done. ImGui might require you to build an application in a particular way but once you set it up it's so easy and intuitive.

Thanks your video was very instructive. I think that for today 2024 for desktop applications the best option is .NET MAUI.

How do i get the access token in blazor server app build with net 8?

How do i get the access token in blazor server app build with net 8?

Thanks for the video! I am trying to find an information but it's getting hard, how do I know all properties that a resource might have during the resource creation using the template? For example, if I create an ADX resource I can define different properties before creating (database name, availability zones, sku, etc). But how do I know all MUST properties and all optional properties?

I have a doubt, I have Visual studio 2019, will I have to reinstall it again? From minute 2 I have my doubts about whether to continue or not!

The irony is that Winforms will outlive WPF and most of its successors. My own view that making the interpretation of code dependent on external files is an unnecessary and error prone complication. Header files in C and C++ was a bad idea from day one and no language has used this approach since. Similarly defining used interfaces in XML requires close coordination between two completely different approaches. Pure code can be provably correct, that is, all pre and post conditions are satisfied. This is impossible with external XML files.

Love the video but dark mode is your friend 😂. Great video though.

I was looking for same content and your video played automatically. Thank you for the content.

What a great overview, THANKS!

Which I use Avalonia Or Uno ? Beginner ( not recommend easy - i only focusing in future also to get profit and stable on one )

This was really helpful at the right time!

Wow, I've NEVER needed to do so much pausing and replaying before! But I stuck with it, and eventually succeeded! I used VS 2022 and .NET 8.0 on Windows 11. These are all newer than what the OP used, but I was able to figure out the differences. I succeeded at building and distributing a functioning plugin! Now I can start putting my own code in there. I'm not sure, but I'd guess that you could manage to use VB instead of C#. But you're stuck with the JS stuff, I think.

I prefer not using another tool with my passwords: the less tools are used to manage them, the more secured will be my passwords.

Great video. The thing I kept having trouble with was the Resouce.resx file was not generating the designer file, even when it was an embedded resource and even if I tried to use the ResXFileCodeGenerator approach; however, turns out for me it was a matter of opening the Resource.resx file (in editor mode) and then changing the "Access Modifier" from "No code generation" to "Public" (or Internal depending on your needs). Once I did that the rest all worked as expected. Lastly, for what it's worth, I thought the idea to redirect and force a page reload was a good one for my use-case. I suppose others may find that to be unnecessary, but it worked well for me. Thanks for the video!

I followed the tutorial exactly as it was presented. I even copied the exact code into my blazor project but it seems .NET8 absolutely hates .NET7 and no matter how many errors I remove, it still won't let me have the app run successfully. It seems we have no choice but to discard this project in .NET8 entirely unless you can release it again on .NET8.

Very nice video, Claudio. Thank you!

Do you generate test/fake data yourself, or do you use Bogus or something similar? 🤔

Cool! Danke für den Tipp 👍

Amazing

Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Can you tell me how to create role-based authorization in a Blazor Server application, please?

4:45 Does Blazor also support regular constructor injection we use in MVC or Controller API?

I am interested in Uno or Avalonia because I have to develop applications for embedded devices running a Linux OS (Yocto TorizonOS). Uno seems to work pretty well on an arm64 bits processor with a small touchscreen 7''.

Along with control +KD there's also control +KF which I use a lot which formats selected text

There must be a better way than reloading the whole Blazor site just to change the language!

after buy 15 udemy and others.... Finally a Real teacher... You know this job.... thanks bruh. plz do more blazor / razor dotnetcore stuffs.

Great video! By the way, why do you never blink?🤔

Hello, congratulations on the work. Could you tell me how to publish app Blasor Server on Vercel?

Hey im trying to pass in a complex Object List in my razor component and when running my application I get Blazor server error usung chrome. Would you habe any idea as to why this is occurring?

I searched for information on github for a long time but didn’t find anything. It’s good that you suggested that I need to specify the path

Is there a way to target Windows 7 using the newer versions of .Net (starting from NET6 and up) ?

Neatly explained, very useful, thank you..