Real-time web applications with ASP.NET Core SignalR

[@LinusBenjamin]

The streaming demo was insane! :D

[@alphacode5]

I'm a junior dev and just got introduced to signalR on my first job and is amazing seeing how versatile and creative can be this library, it has so many uses

[@bbry323]

I love the levels of knowledge you’re able to traverse through! As someone trying to sculpt their knowledge and skills in the networking region of “webDevelopment”, this is hitting enough understandables and enough I want to still look into ✌️

[@amoenus_dev]

Would love to see that link to the source code. The demo looks almost like magic

[@javadborhani7838]

They are explaining in a way that you think this is a dreamy application that you see for the first time in your life :) anyway, thank you for sharing one line magic coding.

[@victorchisomnwisu9776]

Come on. What has Microsoft done? We already know about promises and subscribe in angular and Google cloud functions and others. But they are giving us this pure functionality accessible as an api. Imagine the use cases.

[@doylelarry9154]

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[@Rogueixpresents]

What?

[@yp5387]

Glad I have found this

[@vinzer72frie]

Sick updates, this is great for trading and banking

[@camdaman377]

You guys are killin it!

[@mukundhbhushan6709]

the demo was amazing

[@LoboJuniorBr]

Very good demo.

[@ByronBennett]

Wow! Good show guys, and super cool tech! Thanks.

[@athanvalenzuela9892]

When you are microsoft developer but your os is mac

[@Mark-ml3nv]

I develop .NET Core on Visual Studio on Windows, then publish to my Mac test server and use EF Core to connect to MySQL. Mac has Unix shell which imo, is the better development environment. It comes builtin with Python, Apache etc. I use Python to run regression test against the Web api

[@YoloMonstaaa]

Microsoft publishes products to MacOS, of course they have Mac developers.

[@NabranAboubacar]

so what ?

[@Esico6]

and hiding the logo.

[@KenzoArts]

The demo is dope !

[@surajrajshrestha362]

I really really love this..

[@thegaribovv]

Amazin examples))

[@francisofosuafriyie9903]

My mind is blown away you can have my lunch money😂😂😂

[@kuttikrishnankodoth1463]

This is Insane ........ :) jaw dropping

[@Ofeth]

This is awesome 👏

[@llaudvi]

Great Video! Thanks for sharing. I'm pretty excited to see more about this.

[@patompoltaesuji7576]

Awesome dude

[@jephthahafolayan4844]

Hello, I'm having a bit of a problem implementing Signalr on Android. I use Asp.Net Core v3 on my server, Java on Android. Any help will do. Thanks.

[@Kardenslayer]

Great content!

[@slickace1862]

Where are the show notes located?

[@junior.santana]

Can I use this to send a purchase order from a website to my desktop application (winforms)? I do the polling method on a rest api nowadays but the interval between requests needs be very short

[@TheMonk72]

You sure can. Open the SignalR connection from your desktop app and respond to events initiated from the server.

[@junior.santana]

@@TheMonk72 Really interesting. Thanks!

[@ColinKilburn]

ASCII Smiles :)

[@itamareduardo]

Loved it!

[@BenHayat]

What are the main new things coming for .Net core 3 for SingnalR?

[@bradygaster]

check our team blog (devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/) as we keep developers up to date with things there. We'll be publishing updates related to "everything ASP.NET Core," including SignalR, on the team site as we continue to improve .NET Core.

[@bradygaster]

We have TONS coming. The client-to-server feature will be resident in 3.0. As well, we're building a native C++ client, and we're adding back in some support for automatic reconnections. In addition, we're adding endpoint routing support for SignalR Hubs, so under 3.0 you'd do all your routing in one single place.

[@BenHayat]

@@bradygaster Awesome on re-connection, especially on mobile apps, as the user might be moving and the tower signal goes away and client loses connection to the server. Having auto re-connection solves a big issue for apps that are running in the background on mobile and listening to the server. Having this feature back, the background listening resumes automatically. Are there any new features on the client JS library?

[@BenHayat]

@@bradygaster Yes, I monitor that blog. I already have some conversations with Dan on another topic. Interestingly, the Rasor components (Blazor server side) is pushing the SignalR envelops to the max, especially with performance. Thanks Brady, for being part of that team. I know you've been there from V1. My respect to you!!!

[@bradygaster]

@@BenHayat Oh heck yes it is. I just worked up my first Razor Components sample app this weekend. I love how SignalR is "just in there" so you get it for free.

[@AlexsandrTer]

It is very cool!

[@VJPaz]

Why can't we do it as the standard way to communicate with servers? it looks better than using WebApi

[@retepignus2626]

SignalR only for .net core?

[@kumar_codes]

How Can i get the source code for the mobile apl demo. That is awesome

[@BStrick75]

Are you able to build a video chat app with Blazor or would another technology such as webRTC be needed as well?

[@Rogueixpresents]

Stick with mature technologies that work rn

[@nardoBrasil]

I would like to watch this video with legends. Is it possible ?

[@BryanPollardPhotos]

Woah! Brady! Good for you.

[@ousspero]

Why you didn't share the code of the streaming it was the important thing in this video

[@jamesyoo67]

FYI Microsoft is so hip now, they have a black guy and a dude with a beanie on. So hip, so cool.

[@namelastname4077]

the days of motorhead t-shirts are long gone 😥

[@andrelaubscher6263]

.NET core demo and a Microsoft channel and yet you both are using macs?

[@justabit2870]

I bet they aren't using Windows phones, either!

[@oabominavelhomemdasneves4117]

They hid the apples shshshshsh

[@MIFrancx]

Shows how much all the .NET stack has matured don't need windows to run these stuff anymore

[@ln3346]

5:48 ain't that neat? LMAO

[@MrNiceLuck]

Cool

[@yiliu4656]

That's insane

[@LordAlanttt]

why mac?

[@claude.detchambila]

Link to the source code, please 😀!

[@VijaySweden]

Awesome cool! That was like MQTT on steroids..

[@Qadeerkhatri1]

OMG! That's insane.

[@piotrpaczua8260]

That's crazy :O