Tired of switching between C# for the back end and JS for the front end?

[00:00] If you're tired of switching between C [00:02] for your back end and JavaScript for [00:04] front end, the Blazer framework might be [00:07] something for you to consider. This [00:09] framework from Microsoft lets you build [00:11] interactive web UIs using nothing but C [00:15] and HTML. So, Blazer enables developers [00:19] to create full stack web applications in [00:22] one language, C. So, how does Blazer [00:25] work? Blazer uses a component-based [00:28] architecture just like React or Vue, but [00:31] it runs on .NET and has two main [00:35] flavors. Blazer Web Assembly, your code [00:38] is compiled and sent to the browser to [00:40] run client side at near native speed. [00:44] Blazer Server, your code stays on the [00:46] server and UI updates are pushed [00:50] instantly via a realtime SignalR [00:53] connection. [00:55] The real superpower is code sharing. You [00:59] can use the exact same DTOS, validation [01:02] logic, and models on both the client and [01:04] the server. So, if you love the .NET [01:07] ecosystem and want to build modern SPARS [01:10] without leaving C, [01:13] check it out on ASP.NET Core.