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Choosing a Blazor UI component library - Blazor Tutorial
From the course: Blazor: Getting Started
Choosing a Blazor UI component library
- Developers in general, really hate reinventing the wheel. If someone else has made wheels available to you for free or for sale, it makes sense to consider those wheels before you head out and make your own. Blazor makes code sharing easy with Blazor component libraries. They are a way to package, not just .NET core, but also CSS and JavaScript together for reuse in other projects. There are a lot of common application tasks and patterns that show up as solutions for the business problems that software is looking to solve. Therefore, it's worthwhile to look for existing tools before you spend the time to write something new. Let's look at some types of libraries. To start remember that you can always package up your own library and reuse components across applications. So even if you have to write something custom, it can be shared across apps. There are several tool vendors that have been around for a while and…
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Choosing a Blazor UI component library6m 26s
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Create your Blazor component library5m 12s
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Blazorise open-source component library for Blazor9m 20s
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Radzen component library for Blazor6m 55s
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Telerik component library for Blazor8m 32s
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Challenge: Use a UI component library to add a chart47s
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Solution: Use a UI component library to add a chart1m 28s
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