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This document contains a presentation about Microsoft Blazor given at the .NET Conference #1 in Ukraine, Kiev 2019. The presentation discusses the current state of web technologies, including the migration from server-side to client-side processing and the rise of JavaScript frameworks. It introduces Blazor as a new way to build single page applications using C# and .NET instead of JavaScript. A demo is provided of how Blazor works, including the benefits it offers to .NET developers and some potential limitations. The presentation concludes with contact details for the speaker.

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Alexandre Malavasi
The future of Web: what Microsoft Blazor can do for you
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About me
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Current status of Web Technologies
Concept of Single Page Applications
Blazor: how it works
Comparison between Blazor and other SPAs (React, VueJS and
Angular)
Demo

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Status of Web Technologies
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• Migration from server to client-side
• Intense use of Javascript libraries / frameworks
• Powerful browser resources, such as WebAssembly
support

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Migration from server to client-side
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Everything was processed in the server:
• Database operations
• Logic implementation
• HTML process
• Security and validation

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Migration from server to client-side
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Migration from server to client-side
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Issues on running everything on the server:
• Costs of scalability
• Performance
• Latency
• No-friendly user experience

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Intense use of Javascript libraries / frameworks
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Gradual Web migration to JS libraries / frameworks

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Javascript libraries / frameworks
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Library / framework First release
jQuery 2006
AngularJs 2009
NodeJS 2009
UnderscoreJS 2009
BackboneJS 2010
React 2013
VueJS 2014

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Delegating responsibility to the client-side
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Delegating responsibility to client-side
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• Massive use of API based on JSON
• Transfer non-sensitive logic to client
• Intense use of local storage
• Off-line resources

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Based on components
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{Component
HTML
CSS
JS

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WebAssembly is the new Web
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What can I do with WebAssembly?
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• Increase performance
• Reduce latency issues
• Run server-side code directly on the browser
• Share libraries between desktop and web
applications easier

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WebAssembly code
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WebAssembly x JS performance
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WebAssembly is faster than Javascript, manly for complex operations:
• video editing
• 3D rendering
• video games
• music streaming
• encryption
• image recognition

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What is Microsoft Blazor
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What is Microsoft Blazor
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• Single Page Application of .NET Platform
• Based on WebAssembly and not in Javascript
• Started as a open-source project and now it is officially part of .NET Stack
• Quick improvements and updates since 2017

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How it works?
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Client-side Blazor
• .NET generates the underlying WebAssembly
file
• We don’t need to know WebAssembly to use
Blazor
• Generates JS compatible file for obsolete
browsers

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How it works?
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Server-side Blazor
• Intense use of SignalR
• More responsibility in the server
• Recommendable for external integrations

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How it works?
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• Dependency injection
• It can use only C#
• Possible to integrate with Javascript Libraries
• As part of .NET Core platform, it is fully multi-platform and it could be hosted
everywhere

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Blazor App Template
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Tools for the demo
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• Visual Studio 2019 (latest version)
• .NET Core 3.1
• Blazor templates

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Demo

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Benefits
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• Easy adoption by .NET developers
• Uncomplicated to learn
• All .NET resources already available
• Performance

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Benefits
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• Compatible with all modern browsers
• Can be hosted in a very low cost service
• Re-use of code in client-side (validation, logic and more)
• The client-side Blazor application works off-line

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Negative points
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• Current low adoption in the market
• Scalabity for server-side Blazor application
• Doubts about updates and evolution of it
• Limited debugging capability

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Questions

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Contact info
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Medium.com/@alexandre.malavasi
LinkedIn.com/in/alexandremalavasi
Twitter.com/alemalavasi

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Thank you

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In this session, ASP.NET MVP Jeff Fritz will introduce you to the next version of ASP.NET. He will show you how Microsoft is decoupling ASP.NET, making it easier to build modular applications. We’ll see how the world of NuGet and lightweight VMs enable you to build faster and simpler web applications. This session will change the way you look at ASP.NET, and you’ll be ready for the next generation of web development, today.

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