NopCommerce and ASP.NET Core 3 Blazor

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5 years ago
Hi, everyone!

What do you think about a new approach for front-end development in ASP.NET Core 3 like Blazor for WebAssembly?
First of all it looks like fantastic. But is there any reason to use this tech for NopCommerce? (I am strongly sure  "yes")

Thank you.
5 years ago
Please let me quote the following statement from the official asp.net website (origin):

"Blazor is an unsupported, experimental web framework that shouldn't be used for production workloads at this time"

If it's official supported and recommended by asp.net team for web development, then we can discuss it. But not right now
5 years ago
To be clear, Blazor server side rendering is fully supported and expected to be production ready in the upcoming ASP.NET Core 3 release.  I think the confusion might be in the naming, as Microsoft has started referring to the server side version as Razor Components.
4 years ago
Razor compenents seems like something that should be discussed as it will be officially supported. Having the infrustructure in place to transition to full blazor once it is offically supported would be nice too.

The more i have looked into blazor the more i like it. It seems like a great way to compact the code some and rely on less packages.
4 years ago
Balzor will for sure be on NopCommerce, just wait for some time to digest this new way of programming web apps.
Simplifies, faster and more powerful with webassembly and not Microsoft system dependent.
I Just wonder how fast this blazor will grow
4 years ago
Hi everyone!

I experimented and have ported nopCommerce to blazor and what I have:

https://blazor.skywell.net/

If someone interest in how it works, please, ask. There are many interesting things.

PS
If someone give me English or Multilanguage DB, I will try set up it.
4 years ago
do you have source code on github?
4 years ago
I am going to do it soon.
4 years ago
great job! it would be very helpful
4 years ago
Great news. I'm looking forward to the source.
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