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Forms and validation with Blazor - Blazor Tutorial
From the course: Blazor: Getting Started
Forms and validation with Blazor
- [Instructor] Good user experiences are often an important part of any web application. Don't make people wait too long for feedback. Click actions and navigation should be fluid to curb user frustration. For the end user, the software is not the point, the task behind the software is. I'm not using VS code to use VS code, I'm using VS code because it makes it easy to write software. I don't visit the power company's website to visit the website, I do it to see my power usage and pay the bill. Slowness and inconsistency in network traffic is one of the reasons that SPA application frameworks first came to exist. Putting more work on the client, and minimizing the work between the client and the server means that the user spends less time wondering if the action that they just took was registered or not. Keeping the application out of the way of the task is an important part of software design, and forms a probably the…
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Debugging with Blazor7m 9s
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Unit testing with Blazor8m 48s
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Application changes for unit testing12m 4s
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Unit testing components with parameters and services10m 4s
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Forms and validation with Blazor10m 8s
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Challenge: RayInput validation55s
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Solution: RayInput validation3m 4s
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