GET Request to API with Blazor/C#

In this video we will make a GET request to get some data from an API and display it in a Blazor Server App using C#.
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[@TYNEPUNK]

You rock! Im learning Blazor fast from you, thanks very much!

[@Jhonny610]

Yes! Thankyou! Perhaps some more in-depth about adding headers / queryParameters / body, etc...

[@markusrizzolli9548]

thank you for the video do you have a video to the same problem with a rest api with different parameter

[@AlanGresham]

Yes, would love to see a follow-up video showing how to work with nested elements within an API response. Will be too late for me, but I think that it's an obvious 'next' need for anyone watching this.

[@skaggaboom]

It would be cool if you had the next obvious demo of showing how to loop through a collection from jsonplaceholder. Short and to the point 👍

[@bjerse3622]

Thank you, well explained!

[@alialshreef2874]

very simple and clearly. Thankes .

[@zetbit]

Happy to help 😁

[@buredabby]

Very nice, what about the ones that have a client id and client secret? Can you still do it this way?

[@zetbit]

I think you can just httpclient.addAuthentication and then put the authentication in as parameters, but you might need to look that up. Could be a good followup video 😁

[@buredabby]

@@zetbit Sweet. Thanks king. I'll look it up. Hope to see more banger tutorials from you!

[@thecodecoffeelab]

awesome very helpful, thank you again!!!!!

[@victorcaceres3592]

Excelente simple y directo

[@stephenkaguri8544]

The get request fails when i run the project in my vps ubuntu server

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[@iMrHammad]

This is really good. But I have a questions: What if we create this kind of project using Blazome WASM instead of Blazor Server App?

[@stefanocastiglioni9741]

It's the same approach 🙂

[@jennasyeda6613]

Superb! but i have this error: The remote certificate is invalid because of errors in the certificate chain: UntrustedRoot

[@Nuggetsman]

Nice tutorial! Personally, I like to separate my code in files. In this case I would have: Todo.razor, Todo.razor.cs & TodoItem for example. I feel like it's more readable