Ближайшая конференция — DotNext 2020 Moscow
2-5 декабря, Online
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. Задаём тренд — пишем на C# в браузере.

Blazor is a client-side framework capable of running C# code that unlike its notorious far ancestor Silverlight doesn't suffer from plugin-itis and doesn't force you away from HTML and CSS (no XAML-itis as well). If you have an ASP.NET background, Blazor is easier to pick up than Angular or React — just the natural next step from classic server-side web programming. It's C#, though, and this is good and bad. But it's ASP.NET Core and this is not bad at all.

In the session, we'll see a few examples and glimpses of what it could be to take Blazor for development. Did I mention that some parts of Blazor are included in ASP.NET Core 3.0?

Announcing .NET Core 3.0: https://aka.ms/dotnetcore3
#dotNETConf

.NET Core 3.0 includes support for Blazor, a new client-side web UI framework based on C# instead of JavaScript. In this session you'll see how to build Blazor Server apps with rich, interactive web UI where all the UI interactions are handled over a real-time SignalR connection.

We'll look at how to build Blazor components using a combination of C#, HTML, and CSS. We'll also show you how to deploy your Blazor Server apps and how to secure them.