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Blazor Best Practices Borrowed From ReactJS

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5.5K views Streamed 2 years ago #blazor #reactjs #rider
Blazor took a lot of design decisions from React and other frontend frameworks and as a stateful component-based UI framework there is quite a bit of experience that can be transferred from one to the other. With any new technology, there is going to be a learning period as we experiment and gain experience and learn from mistakes made. After having deployed production Blazor apps for two different clients, I realized I was able to avoid some costly mistakes and design decisions early on by leveraging my prior experience with React and other frontend frameworks. Now I want to pass that knowledge on to you. In this talk, I'll  …...more
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Blazor Best Practices Borrowed From ReactJS
Blazor took a lot of design decisions from React and other frontend frameworks and as a stateful component-based UI framework there is quite a bit of experience that can be transferred from one to the other. With any new technology, there is going to be a learning period as we experiment and gain experience and learn from mistakes made. After having deployed production Blazor apps for two different clients, I realized I was able to avoid some costly mistakes and design decisions early on by leveraging my prior experience with React and other frontend frameworks. Now I want to pass that knowledge on to you. In this talk, I'll share some Blazor best practices as well as common pitfalls to avoid and lessons learned from over 7 years of working with stateful component-based frameworks. #blazor #reactjs #rider Takeaways: How to decide where different bits of state should live Error handling with Error Boundaries Tips for designing reusable components When is it appropriate to refactor markup into a reusable component Tips for designing testable components Handling cross-cutting concerns Speaker: Brandon Pugh Job title: Principal consultant at Accenture Bio: Brandon has been in love with the web his whole adult life and has been building professional web applications for over 12 years in the .NET space. Being a consultant for the last 7 years has given him the opportunity to work with a variety of technologies and help transform organizations across various industries. He has a passion for all things related to web, UI/UX, accessibility, automation, and developer experience. Website: https://www.brandonpugh.com/ Twitter: @brndnpugh Presentation Slides - http://pugh.pw/blazor-talk 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:40 Brandon Pugh 00:02:16 Presentation Start 00:06:00 State Management 00:21:55 Reusable Components 00:26:07 Accessibility 00:31:58 Third-party Libraries 00:37:57 Render Fragments 00:49:38 Testing Resources 00:52:55 Questions/Answers 01:11:56 Outro

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