Blazor Tips and Tricks

[@rodrigo6459]

Blazor looks so nice!!! can´t wait for the official release

[@jamesheffer3965]

why wait

[@DurstigerAffe]

Thank you guys for helping us to escape from the javascript hell

[@you0neville0tube]

understatement.. but to be fair this can't be expressed in words :D

[@NotTheStinkyCheese]

there is no escape from javascript hell ;-) besides ... we all know that old problems get replaced by new problems.

[@lifehacks5178]

Well, I don't think so, we are getting rid of Javascript. I didn't hear "Bye Bye to JavaScript " in any part of Microsoft's official videos. More problems are waiting for the developers :D

[@singerdave2001]

Javascript is amazing. However just like any tool in a toolbox there are times when its not the right choice. If you are building a business app for a large company I feel that you need concrete classes just to keep things sane an unfortunately if javascript is in the mix some developer is bound to do something stupid somewhere. Javascript gives you enough rope to not only hang yourself but to tie up and hang everyone around you.

[@ronjones1587]

This is amazing! You guys are really doing an amazing job on simplifying devs lives, thanks for that.... I can't wait for Septembuurrrr.... ^_^

[@sent4dc]

From what I understand .NET byte code will be converted to web assembly on the client computer that will run in the web browser. So in essence, the client browser will download all of the needed .NET DLLs for your app to do that. First off, how large my pages will become? And two, do I need to have a gaming PC so that my web browser doesn't crawl to a halt to run all that?

[@Uri18]

this was super helpfull, would love more sessions like this one with neat tricks

[@drsmaky]

Awesome... I had not realized that I could @inject singleton (or scoped) POCOs to share state between multiple components.

[@99MrX99]

so with the last shown approach it can be used in a way similar to MVVM, we could just inject the ViewModel

[@dcuccia]

I had the same thought, but you wouldn't automatically get all the StateHasChanged data binding w/o your own plumbing, vs the code-behind component subclassing demoed earlier on. Jeremy Likeness shows in his blog some MVVM for Blazor with a ViewModelRegion component he created.

[@sandanuwan735]

Anybody can tell me why is blazor application not refreshing after change html and css

[@dergeneralist7106]

Cool, code-behind is back 😂

[@hamdanaldabbas1574]

Now they call separation of concern, same they called controllers when they released MVC

[@ColaKnusper]

this is really mindblowing stuff. Can't wait for the day using Blazor in a job instead of Java and jsp...

[@melihyilman8803]

Change file extension ".razor" to "blazor" :p

[@rodrigo6459]

I actually didn’t realize how much people hated JavaScript before Blazor was a thing!!! Just WOW!!!!

[@xxKipper]

12:24 handling state, very nice.

[@tech-rofo]

Vs Code support is coming?

[@rianconsultinginc9742]

Great state management!!!

[@aqeelbaloch1116]

I have applied the AdminLTE template to my Blazor Web Assembly project and the layout works fine. But the JQuery document ready function was not working so I have called it from the Blazor component and then the plugin controls display perfectly. After doing so I am facing issues with Blazor Model Binding to input fields. Would you please suggest how can I resolve this issue? I have posted this question on StackOverflow with code snippets stackoverflow.com/questions/64829660/blazor-web-assembly-application-input-field-binding-is-not-working-after-calli

[@MrTellus]

Why doesn't Ed answer Roberts question if you can use Identity in bazor with AD (and without Azure AD), isn't Windows AD supported and if it is where is the documentation?

[@amirhosseinahmadi3706]

That's great. But please start working on a VS Code extension for Blazor to get support in VS Code as well.

[@letmewatch27]

This is great, but what about a complete development framework/model, like MVVM or clean architecture? What you think the most suitable for Blazor development?

[@shreyasjejurkar1233]

Blozor looks promising and nice! 😍

[@pebre79]

I might've missed it, but is there hot reloading yet?

[@tech-rofo]

not yet, but is it planed?

[@dcuccia]

@@tech-rofo github.com/aspnet/AspNetCore/issues/5456

[@RupertBruce]

Holy hacks, Batman! That syntax trifle makes me yearn for regex & awk!

[@JoelByrd1]

Look! On the left, it's Michael Scott's brother!!

[@jimiscott]

Good stuff!

[@cas4425]

Awesome 💪

[@d0opify]

very nice

[@solotech1206]

Thanks bro

[@soberacidtrip]

Meet the new voodoo, same as the old voodoo.

[@MrSavalik]

Can we show something new that was not in previous presentations? No.

[@orthodox-4-ever]

If you ask me, the biggest problem for Blazor right now is Visual Studio.....it is so buggy and works a bit better in VS Code

[@you0neville0tube]

hopefully its all fixed in 1 month

[@NotTheStinkyCheese]

It's not called a 'preview' for nothing ;-) Besides ... I think the biggest problem is that this could be yet another Silverlight if it doesn't gather enough momentum within a year.

[@brandon-butler]

Just use Rider instead?

[@saurabhtanwer2166]

How you manage client side configuration in blazor , see this issue : -stackoverflow.com/questions/58128731/share-data-through-service-in-asp-net-blazor-client-side

[@kacper9207]

🙌✔✔✨✨🥇✨✨✔✔🙌

[@rahulmathew8713]

Old wine in new bottle , razor now blazor lol