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Thank you! Very useful!

Great video, it was stupid simple to add OpenAPI support to my GRPC project.

kindly help me in fixing this build error Error E2002: Error executing operation with nano device. (Couldn't find the deployment file at the specified path.)

Such a great video, since last updateds changed the way how to do it can you make a new updated video for that maybe in Visual Studio?

Omg that's so cool

My blazor only produces a _framework folder but not a _content folder. Any idea why?

great stuff. the part about the widget could have been shorter for the purpose of this video.

How do we deploy this to an azure function which will do a sql trigger on a table for an azure sql database

Very clear explanation on how to embed it! It's a really great video. One question. Can I embed Blazor component with the same technique in Dojo toolkit, as well?

Hy Fanie, can you help me? I created my first SQL Triggers for Azure Functions with MySqlDB but the function has problem with the connection. In in the file local.settings.json the parameters is set: "Server=tcp:<server>,<port>; Integrated Security=true; Database=test; Uid= <myUser>; Pwd=<myPassword>" The db is up&running on azure cloud. What am I doing wrong ?

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Zoomers created Java.

Great video. That will help me in the future. Thank you.

Very useful. I'm just starting to learn React as so many jobs require this skill. I have however been coding in C# and Blazor for over 5 years. Good I can mix the two - thank you.

This is amazing!

Thanks for the video!

Would have been nice to also see how to get data out from the Blazor component into the React app. Use events?

Have you tried to deploy it and make it work in Azure? It doesn't work in Azure for me, although it works locally.

Is this feature can be used in production ?

Dankie Fanie! Baie insiggewend.

Hey Fanie, nicely explained. I have few clarification points 1. Is it possible to track the changes on a single column of table rather than whole table . For ex I only want to run my function on insert. So as soon as a new record is inserted then only my function should run. 2 . Any practical example to wait the function for few interval of time after a new record inserted. 😊

Thank you for a lovely tutotial, however the code doesn't work for me ! do you have a repo that I can refer to please ?

Nice video, what do you think, if it is possible to run a razor page inside React?

Amazing.!! Do you have an example using output bindings?

Love Piral, it's a fantastic foundation to build on top of.

One note: I think you forgot to reference IDisposable interface in your component. I'm not sure if just having Dispose method without the interface would work, if somebody knows, let me know :)

Hi, thanx for the great video. So, silly question but, it appears that the RESPONSE I get form my Input Binding is string and not JSON (just expected this type). Is that normal or, did I do something wrong when creating my function?

Really Thank you for your video! Do you have a idea to make same thing with Angular?

Is there a way to use Entity Framework with DI in Azure Functions?

Technically, this demo has nothing to do with Blazor 🙂 But finally having the multi-threading for .NET on WASM support will benefit Blazor, of course.

Thanks 😊 going to use it

Thank uuuu

What are the 'good' and the 'proper' ways?

is this similar for using a Custom Element into an existing MVC app?

Awesome introduction to integration of blazor with react app, exactly what I was thinking about.

Thanks, It was interesting. Can you bring a use case for a custom handler may be in C# this time. :)

I see a whole new career for you now. 😂 Do you dig ASMR? 😅

For those asking about WASM vs JVM twitter.com/solomonstre/status/1111140745824501760

Excellent Demo, does such notification works also with SQLite? Thanks.

Error: Cannot find 'wasmtime'. Tried installing wasmtime: dotnet add package wasmtime and it says compatible with all modules and yet same error. Wasmtime.Dotnet.dll is in root of the project. Not a VS code user typically so forgive my ignorance about installing packages.

you lost me whe u turn on a power shell lol great content thanks!

Very well explained 👍

As time goes by, Kubernetes have wider and deeper adoption into the world of server infrastructure. It is good and it is popular. So I really don't see what is the benefit, other than bringing .NET into the fold, I guess, that this WASI can provide, "around the corner as always."

But this wasi support has to be built for every single language out there right? unlike docker which will run any xyz software / language regardless. Its the same concept as Java and JVM except you can now use this across all languages IF in case wasi support is brought to that language. Which is a big IF

This needs a cool tagline, maybe something like “Write Once, Run Anywhere”!

The end was epic and no regret I watched to the end.

Look ma, its Flash (AS3) all over again but with a different name

NO!! As the top comment points out, Java VM was the same concept. My first job after college in 1983 was to write code that was compiled into “p-code” or pseudo code. The problem with p-code or Java or any other similar concept is the code is NOT running at full processor speed. The code in a Docker container runs at the full speed of the processor. There is no reinterpretation, or interpretation or translation or anything like that. It is at full speed. And this isn’t new. Not in any way shape or form. The 1983 version of p-code was not new at the time. Interpreted code has been around … well, since Lisp which is the 2nd oldest language. Indeed…. Why not just execute Lisp??? Go back to school… study your history, computer architecture, language developments, etc. You are lost.

"Write once, run everywhere" is philosopher's stone but programmers version.

For CGI model to be compelling for dotnet backend api development (it seems to be quite a divisive topic among developers in general) I think we'd want all the value of its simple programming model - whilst also being able to lean into asp net core framework for non trivial use cases. The way I see that personally - is we'll want to see an entry point method that we control being invoked, as you've shown in your demo app, but also be able to invoke a minimal api or mvc controller, from a cgi request - where needed. I think wagi would also need to support pooling / reusing processes (like fastcgi) if it doesn't already- as otherwise the perf penalties to pay per request would be prohibitive for many teams e.g start up, loss of in memory cach, connection pooling etc etc (even if they don't need all that performance - no one likes stepping backwards in that department)