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.NET Day Franken 2020
 | 11.09.2020

Blazor-Gwerch: Dodned im Brausa – echt etz

Single Page Applications (SPAs) schreibt man mit JavaScript, vielleicht auch mit TypeScript - is' so! Mit ASP.NET Core Blazor zeichnet sich eine mögliche Alternative für .NET-Entwickler ab. Auf Basis des Web-Standards Web Assembly stellt es Tooling und eine Runtime zur Verfügung, über die man SPAs mit C# entwickeln kann. In dieser Session zeigt .NET- und Web-Veteran Christian Weyer anhand praktischer Beispiele was mit Blazor bereits in einer frühen Vorab-Version möglich ist, vor allem hinsichtlich "Full Stack"-Programmierung für End-to-End Web-Anwendungen. Als Abrundung beleuchtet er neben den Möglichkeiten auch die Grenzen des Blazor-Ansatzes und vergleicht ihn mit den bislang üblichen Herangehensweisen - pragmatisch und realitätsnah!

Christian Weyer ist Mitgründer & CTO der Thinktecture AG. Seit knapp 30 Jahren liegt sein Herz immer bei den neuesten Technologien und wie man sie sinnvoll für moderne Softwarelösungen einsetzen kann.

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.NET Day Franken 2020
11.09.20  
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