Adding Blazor Components to MVC - It's easier than you think.

[@Tkkavin]

Great tutorial... the content is really well explained and easy to follow. Keep up the awesome work and thank you

[@mumtazhayat7134]

Always valuable content, Thanks a lot Sir

[@DotNetMastery]

So nice of you

[@YuvarajUV001]

Thanks🤩. have a nice day.

[@LuisaRestrepo]

I encountered an issue where an example worked perfectly in one context. However, when I tried to call the same component from another view within a different controller, it failed. The error message reads 'Failed to load resource: blazor.server.js'. It appears that there's a missing reference or dependency related to Blazor in this new context. The example route is Areas/Admin/Views/X/index.cshtml, and when I attempt to call the component from this view, it doesn't work.

[@AnthonyGriggs]

Running across the same issue.... what was your resolution?

[@Franchesco_chi]

I found the solution. Just put this tag in the tag of your layout and your reference to blazor should be like this

[@10Totti]

Nice tutorial!

[@DotNetMastery]

Glad you think so!

[@ndasss9563]

Nice guide 😊.. If the component is for example a chart and the data for the chart is from our database can I also implement this so I can just paste the chart component whenever I want? Thx

[@komalkushwaha1977]

what is the scope of Blazor in future? Can it replace angular and react?

[@DotNetMastery]

It is getting widely accepted and it has the potential to replace but we can better in a year on what impact it makes

[@imanidioli]

Why KZbin didn't show me you did a video on this topic. Please please tell us why authenticationState provider does not have the user state? It's null what ever I do.even when in MVC user is authenticated. Thanks a million times in advance.

[@whatinthebloodyhell]

Can you please make a tutorial on azure ? Thanks :)

[@royal6875]

"Promo sm"