Best video tutorials about blazor! simple and easy to learning for beginners like as I, and i think is better then mvc for quick application. I need to create app for fetch data from esp32/8266 and another microdevices by MQTT. On last month i done this in WinForms when i decide to started learning first object language, before that i using only C and freeRTOS. Is a lot of effort before me and my heart beat faster! Great job! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad to hear that you find my Blazor tutorials helpful and easy to follow. Blazor is indeed a great choice for building quick applications. Your project of fetching data from ESP32/8266 using MQTT sounds exciting! It's wonderful to see your enthusiasm for learning new technologies. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Mr Droplets, it was easy to follow. I was able to see the difference between MVC which I am more used to and Blazor, which seems similar to React which I quite liked even though it was javascript. If blazor is like React in structure but with c# instead of javascript then I am sold!
You are most welcome! Blazor allows a developer to build interactive server/web assembly applications with HTML, CSS and C#. On the other hand, React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces and UI components. React and Blazor share the similarity of being client-side frameworks and libraries for building rich, interactive, and modern client-side applications. Blazor also have features like JavaScript interoperability, Progressive WebApps, Virtualization, Lazy loading etc. In .NET MAUI you can build a hybrid Blazor web application that will run natively on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android operating systems.
Thank you for watching the video. I would suggest considering the option of debugging the application as it can offer valuable insights into pinpointing the exact source of the issue.
My intellisense auto-completed something,and I got no idea what happened. Please import the class and use Program.cs => builder.Services.AddSingleton(); (it was set,on me,as Program.cs => builder.Services.AddSingleton(); ) . Subtle difference,hard to spot
that api controller is really awful, you must use rest standard por get products, post products/{id}, put and delete the same, the rest standard exists for a good reason, what happen is someone have to consume your api with your special signatures and frontend have already made all the frontend according to the rest api standard?
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Best video tutorials about blazor! simple and easy to learning for beginners like as I, and i think is better then mvc for quick application. I need to create app for fetch data from esp32/8266 and another microdevices by MQTT. On last month i done this in WinForms when i decide to started learning first object language, before that i using only C and freeRTOS. Is a lot of effort before me and my heart beat faster! Great job! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Glad to hear that you find my Blazor tutorials helpful and easy to follow. Blazor is indeed a great choice for building quick applications. Your project of fetching data from ESP32/8266 using MQTT sounds exciting! It's wonderful to see your enthusiasm for learning new technologies. Keep up the great work.
Excellent. It is the second video that I see of Blazor and the explanation is very clear. I will keep looking. Thanks
Thank you for taking the time to watch my video and for your positive feedback! I'm so glad to hear that you found it helpful.
Thanks Mr Droplets, it was easy to follow. I was able to see the difference between MVC which I am more used to and Blazor, which seems similar to React which I quite liked even though it was javascript.
If blazor is like React in structure but with c# instead of javascript then I am sold!
You are most welcome! Blazor allows a developer to build interactive server/web assembly applications with HTML, CSS and C#.
On the other hand, React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces and UI components. React and Blazor share the similarity of being client-side frameworks and libraries for building rich, interactive, and modern client-side applications.
Blazor also have features like JavaScript interoperability, Progressive WebApps, Virtualization, Lazy loading etc.
In .NET MAUI you can build a hybrid Blazor web application that will run natively on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android operating systems.
Nice job, very good explination, thank you :)
Most Welcome! Glad to know you liked it.
I'm new to programming... how do i add an edit function.. i don't know how
The code has no issues, but when i run it, it can't add products, what was the problem?
Thank you for watching the video. I would suggest considering the option of debugging the application as it can offer valuable insights into pinpointing the exact source of the issue.
Hi i've implemeted the project as you did, but i receive this error ( Unhandled exception rendering component: '
My intellisense auto-completed something,and I got no idea what happened. Please import the class and use Program.cs => builder.Services.AddSingleton(); (it was set,on me,as Program.cs => builder.Services.AddSingleton(); ) . Subtle difference,hard to spot
@@ionutdogaru8533 Thank you, It's perfect, working perfect :)
That's great! I was trying to figure it out.
Also,please do NOT move models from the main folder like I did,or you get 404 errors :D
You get the error when you run the client. You must run the server.
that api controller is really awful, you must use rest standard por get products, post products/{id}, put and delete the same, the rest standard exists for a good reason, what happen is someone have to consume your api with your special signatures and frontend have already made all the frontend according to the rest api standard?
I would like to hear
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