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Fritz brings another episode to talk about getting started with Blazor and in this episode, we’re talking about building components for Blazor applications and how you can re-use components across applications. As a special treat, Fritz is using a machine running Kubuntu Linux with Visual Studio Code to show how .NET and Blazor code can be built with Windows, Mac, or Linux.

Questions:

  • 00:17:41 - Is this server-side or Web Assembly?
  • 00:23:18 - C# and HTML, is this ASP?
  • 00:23:58 - Why should anyone use Windows for web development when LAMP has been around for so long?
  • 00:35:33 - Are there some CMSes built with Blazor?
  • 00:48:42 - Is the .NET Compiler directly assembling the Web Assembly file?
  • 00:53:13 - Can use a terminal to create a Blazor Project with Web Assembly?
  • 00:58:25 - Is it possible to build a browser extension with Web Assembly?
  • 01:08:27 - How long does it take to download and load the .NET runtime in the browser?
  • 01:12:10 - Can you mix ASP.NET MVC with Blazor?
  • 01:26:19 - Do you have any tips for dependency injection with Blazor?

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C# with CSharpFritz S3 E2 - Beginning Blazor and Components

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C# with CSharpFritz S3 E2 - Beginning Blazor and Components

Fritz brings another episode to talk about getting started with Blazor and in this episode, we're talking about building components for Blazor applications and how you can re-use components across applications. As a special treat, Fritz is using a machine running Kubuntu Linux with Visual Studio Code to show how .NET and Blazor code can be built with Windows, Mac, or Linux.

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