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Blazor web app + OpenAI integration = perfect combination! Thanks for the tutorial!

Great content! Loved how you handled both methods in one video. Very efficient.

You made the API integration with Blazor look so simple! Definitely trying this out.

The comparison between HttpClient and Azure package was super insightful!

The Azure OpenAI NuGet package was a new discovery for me. Thanks for showcasing it!

That trick for deserializing the JSON response with Newtonsoft.Json was a great tip!

I’ve been struggling with calling APIs in Blazor, but this guide cleared everything up!

Thanks for showing how to generate the API key and endpoint setup. Saved me a lot of time!

This video really helped me integrate OpenAI with Blazor. Keep up the great content!

I appreciate the detailed demo for setting up both methods. Very useful for my project!

The step-by-step explanation made it so simple to follow along. Subscribed!

I love how you walked through both methods. Helped me understand the differences well!

I didn’t know calling OpenAI’s API in Blazor was this easy. Thanks for the guide!

Great breakdown of using both HttpClient and Azure AI packages. Super helpful!

This is exactly what I needed! Thanks for explaining both methods so clearly. 🙌

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Very informative and helpful thank you 👍

The Blazor app testing part was so cool! I didn’t expect it to be this smooth.

Excellent tutorial, but I wish there were timestamps for each step.

Clear and concise. This is exactly what I needed for my project. Thanks!

I wish I saw this video earlier, would've saved me so much time! 😄

Love how you made complex tasks look easy! Subscribed for more!

I've been struggling with this for days, and this video solved everything!

Nice demo! The step-by-step was super clear.

The part about creating the token was a bit tricky for me, but I figured it out! 😅

I never knew pushing packages could be this simple! Appreciate the clear explanation.

Wow, this made Azure DevOps feel so easy! 👍

I followed the steps, and it worked perfectly. Thanks!

Great tutorial! Really helpful for managing NuGet packages! 😊

The way you demonstrated deploying the app with a public IP was spot-on. The troubleshooting tips for the security group will surely save me a headache later on.

Excellent explanation of ECS and Docker image deployment.

This is exactly the kind of video I was looking for! I appreciate the attention to detail when setting up the ECS task definition and dealing with the security group.

You made deploying Blazor apps in AWS much simpler, thanks!

Great content! It’s amazing how seamlessly the Docker image can be pushed to ECR and deployed to Fargate. The part about handling the security group was very useful.

I’ve been struggling with deploying .NET apps to AWS for a while, but your explanation really simplified things. Definitely subscribing for more content like this!

Great tutorial, I got my app deployed following your steps!

I love how you broke down the entire process step by step, especially the part about logging into the ECR and pushing the Docker image. Super helpful!

Very helpful video! The step-by-step guide was awesome.

Thanks, this made deploying to ECS so much easier.

Thanks for the detailed walkthrough! Deploying a Blazor app with AWS ECS Fargate and ECR has been confusing for me, but this video made it a lot clearer.

Looking forward to the next part where you push the image to Amazon ECR. Keep it up!

I really like how you simplified the process. Running Blazor on Docker felt intimidating before this video.

Your method for building the Docker image worked perfectly. Appreciate the detailed guide!

Can you also show how to deploy this Docker image to Kubernetes? That would be helpful!

Awesome job explaining the .NET 8 runtime installation. Made it super easy to follow.

Would love to see more videos on deploying Blazor apps to cloud platforms like AWS!

I followed along and had my Blazor app running in no time. Thanks a lot!