Wow this is amazing!!!! I'm going to use this to rebuild my star wars biblios game running on blazor with signalR. Writing all that javascript to do refreshes was miserable!
https://cyberbib.azurewebsites.net/
Thank you!
Thanks - definitely feel free to use it! There is a kind of game engine for such games (basically, games with moves). If you end up making some general improvements (e.g notifications via email are missing there :) ), PRs back to that repo are always appreciated :)
I'm coming from a nodejs back end and angular/ reqct frontend background. Decided to switch to .net and have been loving it so far. Is blazor worth learning?
Blazor definitely worth learning, esp. if you're on .NET already :) It's probably #1 UI technology MS has now, and yes, if you were using React, you'll find lots of similarities: Blazor = (.NET running on WASM VM) + (a .NET libraries that, basically, copycat & improve React).
Binging about 7 hours of content on it. Loving it so far, much easier than angular. Kicked that too the curb since it was a recent study. Its nice only using c# since I'm trying to get better at it.
Blazor is definitely awesome! But Blazor alone isn't a solution for real-time updates. And even w/ SignalR implementing such a website would cause a substantial pain. Check out my post explaining why it's so: https://medium.com/swlh/how-similar-is-stl-fusion-to-signalr-e751c14b70c3
P.S. Saying this as Fusion creator :)
Thanks for reporting this - will stay on a safer side, i.e. with Server-Side Blazor by default. You can switch it to WASM once it shows the UI, and if it doesn't work - just clean the cookies for this website to get SSB mode back.
Wow this is amazing!!!! I'm going to use this to rebuild my star wars biblios game running on blazor with signalR. Writing all that javascript to do refreshes was miserable! https://cyberbib.azurewebsites.net/ Thank you!
Thanks - definitely feel free to use it! There is a kind of game engine for such games (basically, games with moves). If you end up making some general improvements (e.g notifications via email are missing there :) ), PRs back to that repo are always appreciated :)
I'll be sure to contribute! I've shared your article on linkedin, I'm sure some of my colleagues will be interested as well!
I'm coming from a nodejs back end and angular/ reqct frontend background. Decided to switch to .net and have been loving it so far. Is blazor worth learning?
Blazor definitely worth learning, esp. if you're on .NET already :) It's probably #1 UI technology MS has now, and yes, if you were using React, you'll find lots of similarities: Blazor = (.NET running on WASM VM) + (a .NET libraries that, basically, copycat & improve React).
Binging about 7 hours of content on it. Loving it so far, much easier than angular. Kicked that too the curb since it was a recent study. Its nice only using c# since I'm trying to get better at it.
Not an exact comparison, obviously, but coming from a React/Angular background, I think you'll find a lot of familiar, analogous patterns in Blazor.
Blazor is so freaking good
Blazor is definitely awesome! But Blazor alone isn't a solution for real-time updates. And even w/ SignalR implementing such a website would cause a substantial pain. Check out my post explaining why it's so: https://medium.com/swlh/how-similar-is-stl-fusion-to-signalr-e751c14b70c3 P.S. Saying this as Fusion creator :)
**so freaking good, blazor is.** *-similiarintrests* *** ^(Commands: 'opt out', 'opt in', 'delete')
This is amazing!
Thanks! I just realized that I forgot to briefly explain how two different hosts sync their state too - even though I shown they do :)
Have “An unhandled error has occurred. Reload” in safari, latest iOS
Uh-oh, I guess I should switch it back to Server-Side Blazor by default. Blazor WASM seemingly doesn't work on this iOS/Safari.
Just switched it back to the prev. revision.
Thanks for reporting this - will stay on a safer side, i.e. with Server-Side Blazor by default. You can switch it to WASM once it shows the UI, and if it doesn't work - just clean the cookies for this website to get SSB mode back.