Welcome to Blazor
summary
Blazor is a full‑stack .NET web UI with two hosting models: Blazor Server runs on .NET Core 3.1 LTS using SignalR and a thin client, and Blazor WebAssembly ships as a preview in May (non‑LTS) to run assemblies in the browser. Demo apps show reusable Razor components, DI, forms/validation, JS interop and packaging a component as a NuGet library; labs use Visual Studio/VS Code tooling and debugging. Performance claim: 5,000+ concurrent active clients on a 1 vCPU VM, 20,000+ on larger VMs.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Blazor
- 1:20Benefits of .NET and Blazor
- 4:17How Blazor works
- 5:49Blazor hosting models
- 8:48Getting started with Blazor
- 10:33Building a Blazor application
- 16:33Realistic Blazor components
- 28:06Reusable component libraries
- 34:47Scaling Blazor Server
- 37:16Blazor community and adoption
- 40:17The future of Blazor
- 48:01Q&A and closing
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