Blazor Wasm Hot Reload Explained: Real-Time Dev with Rider
summary
Rider sends Roslyn-calculated deltas to a separate browser refresh host process which broadcasts them over websockets to every open Blazor WebAssembly runtime; clients apply deltas via a small JS bridge into the Mono/.NET WASM runtime and report success so the server persists ordered patches for future pages. Implementation uses a Roslyn worker, startup hooks and hosting startup assemblies to inject middleware, replaces CSS by swapping style tags with timestamps, lacks rollback and still rejects some “rude” edits at apply time.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Blazor Wasm Hot Reload intro
- 1:08What is Hot Reload
- 3:55Hot Reload across .NET
- 5:04Blazor Wasm Hot Reload specifics
- 11:30Challenges in Blazor Wasm Hot Reload
- 16:10Rider implementation
- 20:26Browser refresh host deep dive
- 23:16Browser refresh library
- 25:43Client-side Hot Reload scripts
- 28:15Changes to Blazor Wasm runtime
- 32:30Hot Reload in Blazor core
- 35:41IDE to client changes
- 37:12Blazor Wasm Hot Reload summary
- 39:43Q&A
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