Building Components With Microsoft Blazor

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[@ionutb123]

we are still waiting for the new self paced bootcamp :P

[@bripowered]

Thank you Bobby!

[@CoderFoundry]

Any time

[@caseyspaulding]

What’s up Bobby ! Thanks!

[@CoderFoundry]

Hey Casey!

[@BellezzaVibrazione]

Excellent video!!

[@CoderFoundry]

Glad you liked it!

[@onyekachiemeka6255]

Blazor = I don't like Javascript

[@CoderFoundry]

Javascript is fine. Blazor is a first-class fullstack framework. That's why we love it.

[@onyekachiemeka6255]

​@CoderFoundry We love C# here in the UK, but Blazor has a very long way to go to be able to compete with Javascript and its frameworks

[@CoderFoundry]

It completes fine. Server-side components are way ahead of frameworks like nextjs. Auto mode components that run either client or serve side and really great.
I would like to see improvements in hot reload.
But use what you know for sure. React with web api is a powerful combination for sure.