Tim J. interviews Tim P. about the new .NET Core Blazor web UI framework, it’s history, and where it is headed.
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Tim J. interviews Tim P. about the new .NET Core Blazor web UI framework, it’s history, and where it is headed.
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public void Notes()
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I (Tim P.) was a little out of date with my information on this episode, as Blazor Web Assembly was officially released by Microsoft last month!
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public void Links()
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- Microsoft Blazor Landing Page
- Web Assembly – (aka WASM) relatively new compilation target for running code from any language in a client web browser. No more being forced to use Javascript for all web development! Powers Blazor apps running directly on the client machine.
- Signal R – The fast socket-connecting technology behind the server version of Blazor.
- Using MVVM ViewModels Cross-Platform – blog post and demo app using MVVM with Xamarin and Blazor.
- Bliki – Simple Blazor-powered Markdown Wiki engine.
- Telerik Blazor UI Components
- DevExpress Blazor UI Components
- Asp.NET Core GitHub Repo – source code for all Asp.NET Core, including Blazor.
- Intel Turbo Boost – Intelligently ramps up or down CPU clock speed based on need. Found in most modern Intel chips.
- JsRuntime Class – Call from C# directly into Javascript.
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public void HotSpot()
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- CPU-Z – Free utility that provides detailed analysis of your hardware,
- Azure – Microsoft Cloud Service Provider
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