Blazor + Syncfusion + Dapper: Part 1 - Getting Started: Create Project, Install Dapper & Syncfusion
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2020
- Create a C# Blazor application using Syncfusion controls and Dapper to illustrate a one-to-many relationship. This video explains the project and how to get started. Includes C# project creation, installing Dapper and Syncfusion controls, licencing Syncfusion, and changes to the project required to get Syncfusion operational.
Full description, documentation and code for the project at: blazorcode.uk/countriesandcit...
Background: Alan Simpson's Blazor CRUD videos: • 1 Create Your Project
Tim Cory: iamtimcorey.com
Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition: visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs...
Microsoft SQL Server 2019 Express: www.microsoft.com/en-gb/sql-s...
Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/...
Syncfusion: www.syncfusion.com 
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The more blazor content the better mate. Very well done especially using syncfusion
Thank you for creating this guide, it's helping me a lot.
I concur, Dapper is far better than EF. EF gives me nightmare, it's also as slow as treacle and very unpredictable.
Very useful for me. Keep going mate!
Glad it helped
Thank you,keep on making more videos😁😃
Thank you, I will
Hi, Im new to C# and a friend recommended Blazor to me to study. Im trying to study from RUclips bits and pieces to get ideas on how to go about the web application i'd like to create. I just found this channel and decided to follow along, i'd like to know if i can begin from here although i know just the basics with C# and practically very little with Blazor....
Hi James, I'm not much more than a beginner myself! And initially found C# to be totally confusing!! However, I decided the only way to learn was to try to build a small application. I started my C# learning with Blazor, and it seems that it is possible to get acceptable results fairly quickly. I think you should be fine if you follow along with this series of videos - possibly have a look at Alan Simpson's Dapper videos for background. My advice would be: don't try to understand everything as you start, but just accept that you just have to use some bits of impenetrable code to make things work. I'm convinced that most programming is simply copying and pasting something that someone else has figured out! If you are like me, you will eventually spot repetition and realise the pattern of the code. I'm sure I'm only scratching the surface of C# in these videos. One last comment: using Blazor will also introduce you to HTML and CSS styling - you can't avoid the HTML, but you can pick up the CSS as you need it. Good luck!!!
@@christopherbell7186 Thanks very much for your respond, i really appreciate it and I've been following your videos since yesterday. However, i get your point and I'm taking your advice. I hope all goes well.
Is Syncfusion's license for free? Can I use it on company projects?
For individuals and companies with a turnover of less than $1million, yes it's free. See www.syncfusion.com/products/communitylicense. (Sorry for the delay in responding...)