This video is it everyone! After looking through Blazor tutorial videos all I needed was a someone to explain simply how to add the C# code to a blazor page, great video if you already know C# and want to add some front-end to your skillset.
Thank you for your feedback on the video. I'm glad to hear that you found it helpful in learning how to add C# code to a Blazor page. Blazor is a great way to incorporate C# and .NET into web development, and I hope this tutorial helps you in expanding your skillset. If you have any further questions or suggestions for future videos, feel free to leave them in the comments.
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Thank you, very helpful so far! Im completely self taught as a beginner and this video really boosted my understanding of Blazor... i cant believe it was so simple at the beginning! I feel like too many tutorials skip basics like even routing... so thanks for starting from ground up!
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback on the video. I'm glad to hear that you found it helpful in boosting your understanding of Blazor. I'm glad to hear that the tutorial video helped simplify Blazor for you and that you found the focus on basics like routing useful. It's important to understand these fundamental concepts before moving on to more advanced topics.
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Thank you for your comment and suggestion! Hot Reload is indeed a valuable feature for improving development efficiency by allowing immediate feedback on code changes. I appreciate your reminder, and I'll definitely keep it in mind for my upcoming videos. It's worth mentioning that this video is from a while back, and at that time, there were certain limitations with Hot Reload in the Blazor ecosystem.
I'm delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video and that you're finding Blazor to be clear and understandable, especially coming from an Angular background. Blazor is a powerful and user-friendly framework, and I'm glad you're having a positive experience with it.
This is very begginer-friendly content! I was looking after some blazor tutorial, but all of theme available on youtube are pretty advanced. This one however, is very noob-firendly. Thank you for that kind of tutorial! Well-explained and understandable!
Thank you for watching the video and leaving a comment. I'm glad to hear that you found the content to be beginner-friendly and easy to understand. As a tutorial creator, it's always my goal to make the learning process as smooth and accessible as possible for all viewers, regardless of their level of expertise.
Thank you for reaching out! While having a background in C# or coding can certainly be helpful, it's not necessarily a prerequisite for learning Blazor. Since you have some basics of Python, you already have a foundation in programming concepts, which will be beneficial as you dive into C# and Blazor.
Thank you for your kind words! It's always a pleasure to hear that my tutorial videos are helpful and that I'm able to effectively convey the information to my viewers.
Thank you for your enthusiastic feedback! I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed the tutorial. I wanted to let you know that there is a whole playlist dedicated to Blazor on our RUclips channel! You can find more Blazor content in the following playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLzewa6pjbr3IQEUfNiK2SROQC1NuKl6PV
Thank you for your interesting question and for watching the video! Its possible to achieve this scenario with Blazor Server! Blazor Server supports real-time communication through SignalR, which is a technology that allows you to establish a two-way connection between the server and clients. You can set up a WebSocket server on the local machine that gathers printer data and broadcasts it to connected clients. In your Blazor Server app, integrate SignalR to establish the real-time communication channel between the app and the WebSocket server.
Thank you for your question! While I don't have a video specifically on managing sessions and cache with Blazor Server in .NET Core at the moment, I'm planning to create one soon. It's a valuable topic, and I appreciate your interest.
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Thank you, this is the best Blazor tutorial I have seen on YT... and I've seen alot.
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This video is it everyone! After looking through Blazor tutorial videos all I needed was a someone to explain simply how to add the C# code to a blazor page, great video if you already know C# and want to add some front-end to your skillset.
Thank you for your feedback on the video. I'm glad to hear that you found it helpful in learning how to add C# code to a Blazor page. Blazor is a great way to incorporate C# and .NET into web development, and I hope this tutorial helps you in expanding your skillset. If you have any further questions or suggestions for future videos, feel free to leave them in the comments.
in razor component use
@code{
write c# here
}
I, professionally and higly recommended this RUclips Channel - Coding Droplets. I'm just an IT guy who wants to enter the field of Microservice development. All your videos helps me a lot. Easy to understand, well explained and best presentations for every tutorials.
Salute to Sir Coding Droplets👌🙌👏👍
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You got a new subscriber today (19/10/2023).. awesome tutorial
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Thank you, very helpful so far! Im completely self taught as a beginner and this video really boosted my understanding of Blazor... i cant believe it was so simple at the beginning! I feel like too many tutorials skip basics like even routing... so thanks for starting from ground up!
Thank you so much for your kind words and feedback on the video. I'm glad to hear that you found it helpful in boosting your understanding of Blazor.
I'm glad to hear that the tutorial video helped simplify Blazor for you and that you found the focus on basics like routing useful. It's important to understand these fundamental concepts before moving on to more advanced topics.
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@@CodingDroplets jokes aside tho, u did really help me so thanks
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Exactly what I've been looking for. Thank you so much
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Incredible video. Thank you. I’m looking forward to watching more!
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@@CodingDroplets Thank you. I plan to work through your entire course.
Great so far. Thank you for creating this.
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Great video. I think you can use Hot Reload to display your changes rather than redeploying after each change.
Thank you for your comment and suggestion! Hot Reload is indeed a valuable feature for improving development efficiency by allowing immediate feedback on code changes. I appreciate your reminder, and I'll definitely keep it in mind for my upcoming videos.
It's worth mentioning that this video is from a while back, and at that time, there were certain limitations with Hot Reload in the Blazor ecosystem.
@@CodingDroplets Good point! I always forget to see when a video was created and to consider when features became available
subscribed 6 minutes in seems like a good teacher here
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Very good video. I've came from Angular and I am quite pleasantly surprised by what I see, how clear and understandable it is. I like it a lot so far
I'm delighted to hear that you enjoyed the video and that you're finding Blazor to be clear and understandable, especially coming from an Angular background. Blazor is a powerful and user-friendly framework, and I'm glad you're having a positive experience with it.
This is very begginer-friendly content! I was looking after some blazor tutorial, but all of theme available on youtube are pretty advanced. This one however, is very noob-firendly. Thank you for that kind of tutorial! Well-explained and understandable!
Thank you for watching the video and leaving a comment. I'm glad to hear that you found the content to be beginner-friendly and easy to understand. As a tutorial creator, it's always my goal to make the learning process as smooth and accessible as possible for all viewers, regardless of their level of expertise.
Thanks very much for the video!
Great explanations and very clear. Nice teaching!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I dont have background in c# or coding in general. i know some basics of python only. Should I pick up c# basics before coming back here? Thank you.
Thank you for reaching out! While having a background in C# or coding can certainly be helpful, it's not necessarily a prerequisite for learning Blazor. Since you have some basics of Python, you already have a foundation in programming concepts, which will be beneficial as you dive into C# and Blazor.
Thank you, you are a good teacher
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Nice work! Nice demo!
Thanks a lot!
Great tutorial. Really liked it. Waiting for Part 2.
Coming soon!
Part 2 is available now. Please see the playlist.
Very good one.. Explaining from scratch...
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Great job on this video. So easy to understand! :)
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nice work dear friend , I like it
Thank you very much
THANKS MORE VIDEO TO COME PLEASE
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thanks
You're welcome!
yess...easy to understand
Thank You!
Realy good start tour.
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❤❤❤ Thankyou
You are welcome.
Hi.. Is it possible in blazor server app to connect with local websocket server to share data of printer list from to pc to webpage
Thank you for your interesting question and for watching the video!
Its possible to achieve this scenario with Blazor Server! Blazor Server supports real-time communication through SignalR, which is a technology that allows you to establish a two-way connection between the server and clients. You can set up a WebSocket server on the local machine that gathers printer data and broadcasts it to connected clients. In your Blazor Server app, integrate SignalR to establish the real-time communication channel between the app and the WebSocket server.
Do you have any videos on using managing sessions and Cache with Blazor server in .NET Core?
Thank you for your question! While I don't have a video specifically on managing sessions and cache with Blazor Server in .NET Core at the moment, I'm planning to create one soon. It's a valuable topic, and I appreciate your interest.
@@CodingDroplets Sounds great! It would be great if it covers full state management in videos. I am looking forward to it.
@@CodingDroplets It would be great if you could provide the estimated timeline for when you are going to show the demo for this topic.
thank you
You're welcome
very good many thanks
Most welcome.
Thanks, so useful
Welcome!
I dont have internet connection, may I download all your videos without youtube download, because I need hight resolution?
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@@CodingDroplets ok bro, I will not download your video ilegally.
I appreciate your understanding.
Thank You!
what is the purpose of overriding OnIntialised?
OnInitialized and OnInitializedAsync are invoked when the razor component is initialized.
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