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BASTA! Herbst 2022
| 11.10.2022
Blazor WebAssembly: Performanceoptimierungen fürs UI
Stockende UI, keine Reaktion nach dem Klick auf einen Button oder einer Eingabe in einem Feld – dies sind nur wenige Beispiele alltäglicher Probleme, die beim Benutzen von Clientanwendungen im Allgemeinen und bei Webanwendungen im Speziellen immer wieder auftreten können. In der Entwicklung von Webanwendungen, und so auch in der Entwicklung von Blazor WebAssembly SPAs, ist es wichtig, die Laufzeitperformance der Anwendung immer im Auge zu behalten und wenn nötig zu optimieren. Patrick Jahr zeigt Ihnen, wie komponentenbasierte UIs in Blazor WebAssembly optimiert werden können, um dadurch eine für die Benutzer spürbar gute Geschwindigkeit und flüssigere UI zu bekommen.
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