Blazor JavaScript Interop (Easy How To)

[@100kghighkick9]

Wow, I started developing 1.5 years ago and guys like you boost my progress so much, thx for your effort.🔥

[@CoderFoundry]

Great to hear!

[@iheanyichukwuaguwa6231]

Thanks for this. Blazor Js interop has always been a bit confusing until this video dropped. Thanks again

[@CoderFoundry]

Glad to help!

[@philmingo]

Now this is how you explain stuff !! Thanks much!!

[@CoderFoundry]

Glad to help!

[@stevenvillarreal8970]

This is an awesome tutorial! Easy explanation with a great example 🙌!

[@CoderFoundry]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cissemy]

Blazor is powerful .

[@CoderFoundry]

It really is.

[@oncalldev]

Very well done.

[@mateofernandez273]

very good, god gamer. This is the new meta

[@10Totti]

Best Tutorial thanks!

[@CoderFoundry]

Glad it helped!

[@gilleyt]

Great Video thanks

[@CoderFoundry]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@pixel7038]

Does Microsoft ever plan on creating a synchronous version using js interop?

[@kell7689]

I'm having so much trouble exporting a js class. I can import the isolated JS no problem, but it can't find any of the class members...

[@zaspalia]

Having the exact same problem right now. The only way I’ve been able to get around it is by creating a separate function that returns an instance of that class and calling it from my razor components. Microsoft also has an example assigning a class with static methods to the window but that doesn’t seem to work for instantiations.

[@kell7689]

@@zaspalia that is *exactly* how I’ve been working around it. Weird.

[@jaxongirrahimov7908]

Do you think building CRM is also as effective as Bug Tracker?

[@CoderFoundry]

I think it works well

[@yogxoth1959]

I feel like I've done exactly the same as you, but I'm getting an error in the browser that "'myFunction' was undefined".

[@unskeptable]

Can a .net 8 web mvc project with jquery be updated to also use blazor ?

[@CoderFoundry]

It's a rewrite. The architecture is different.

[@codeDotnet]

Wow ,amaizing ,thank so much

[@CoderFoundry]

I'm glad it helped.

[@codeDotnet]

@@CoderFoundry Can you give me a website link so I can design icons like yours?

[@Cos3D]

is it possible to interop blazor with three js to upload/import a 3d obj file from blender that has animations?

[@CoderFoundry]

Maybe. I would have to try.

[@Glockodile]

Hi, does this also work with blazor server?

[@CoderFoundry]

It most cases. You cannot modify the dom with js because it clashes with blazor.

[@wisnu7734]

Is it possible to implement this code in blazor ssr ??

[@emreaka3965]

I'll try

[@mhsn27mhsn10]

thank you

[@CoderFoundry]

You're welcome

[@OrekiBurd]

Does it not work with client components? The ones that uses [InteractiveAuto] specifically. It finds the js function from server components but gives an error saying something like "function not defined" when calling from client components that use [InteractiveAuto]

[@CoderFoundry]

Interactive auto means the component can execute on the server and dom updates via siqnalr. It can also execute via wasm which executes on the client which uses interop.

[@olamidejames7968]

Hi, thanks for this. However, I find it difficult to work with existing javascript libraries. Do you have a video on how to work with external javascript libraries?

[@CoderFoundry]

Which one?

[@samjohnson5203]

Im looking to better understand the same. I'm doing a comparison of charting libraries such as Highcharts and Apache Echarts. There's likely something out there for Blazor already, given the popularity of those libraries. A video on going from JS to an Interop version for Blazor would be neat to see.

[@firstlast493]

How to make this app without Javascript?

[@shjaaz4139]

Hi dear, Can you do portfolio reviews live stream, ve been waiting for so long .. :((

[@figloalds]

16:50 ah yes Coding in impossible edge caes because "You never know" This is just future proofing. Yes it's objectively impossible right now that that would be null. But what about a few months from now when "John Doe" makes some edits to this code? You literally never know