This whole series is a great tool for learning the fundamentals of blazer, can't lie I myself have been glued to your vids; even watching on the big screen lol!! i don't get how you implant the authentication feature in an existing project....basic i know, but strangely enough i haven't had to build this particular component myself in any of the projects i have worked on...any tips?
Really enjoying all your tutorials! Very good, simple explanation of all the different things we can do in Blazor 👍👍 Could you possibly do a new version of this including the changes from .NET 7.0.1 (assuming they fixed the issues in 7.0)? That would really help a project I'm slowly getting into (total C# and Blazor beginner, but I'm loving it!)
I tried to create a video on the new data binding enhancements, but unfortunately at the time they said that they didnt have the fix for the latest patch. I need to check again, but it is on the radar
How can I do to bind the same input to more than one variable? I wanted to make a login Wich receives either email or username, and I'm not sure I know how to do it
Well this issue with that is you need to send whatever the string is into that one variable. Then in the backend you would need to parse it to see if its an email or not. But you will still be using a string in this case. Then after you see they are trying to use an email you can verify if it exists in the system and/or written properly (@mail.com), and/or if they are using a user name to see if that is in the system
That might not be such a bad idea and since Microsoft's plan is to make Blazor essentially take over the role of xamarin but still kinda keep the architecture of xamarin then it might be worth having a lesson on it. Its just a pattern anyways so using it or mvc or whatever should be natural to do. Thanks for the comment, i appreaciate it. Personally im used to MVC but ive used MVVM with Razor projects before to have the flexibility it gives. It should be similar to do in Blazor.
This whole series is a great tool for learning the fundamentals of blazer, can't lie I myself have been glued to your vids; even watching on the big screen lol!!
i don't get how you implant the authentication feature in an existing project....basic i know, but strangely enough i haven't had to build this particular component myself in any of the projects i have worked on...any tips?
Really enjoying all your tutorials! Very good, simple explanation of all the different things we can do in Blazor 👍👍
Could you possibly do a new version of this including the changes from .NET 7.0.1 (assuming they fixed the issues in 7.0)? That would really help a project I'm slowly getting into (total C# and Blazor beginner, but I'm loving it!)
I tried to create a video on the new data binding enhancements, but unfortunately at the time they said that they didnt have the fix for the latest patch. I need to check again, but it is on the radar
After you finish vídeos on Basic things I would be glad to see vídeos on small projects.
Oh dont you worry, i got some in mind for small projects that are also nice for developers to have to show off in their interviews.
Keep it up man! 👍
cool video.. short, Fast and very usefull !!!!! thanks !!
thanks man, let me know if you think of ways to improve that youd like to see.
How do you bind data to the server side page? Like for salting passwords etc
Super helpful 👌
Im glad it was
How can I do to bind the same input to more than one variable? I wanted to make a login Wich receives either email or username, and I'm not sure I know how to do it
Well this issue with that is you need to send whatever the string is into that one variable. Then in the backend you would need to parse it to see if its an email or not. But you will still be using a string in this case. Then after you see they are trying to use an email you can verify if it exists in the system and/or written properly (@mail.com), and/or if they are using a user name to see if that is in the system
Love the content! Are you on Twitter?
No, maybe i should be, ill think about it.
Good video! A video about the MVVM pattern in Blazor would be great too in the near future! Have a nice day! :D
That might not be such a bad idea and since Microsoft's plan is to make Blazor essentially take over the role of xamarin but still kinda keep the architecture of xamarin then it might be worth having a lesson on it. Its just a pattern anyways so using it or mvc or whatever should be natural to do. Thanks for the comment, i appreaciate it. Personally im used to MVC but ive used MVVM with Razor projects before to have the flexibility it gives. It should be similar to do in Blazor.