Using ObjectReferences to Embed a JavaScript Text Editor in Blazor
ObjectReferences provide bi-directional communication between C# and JavaScript, allowing JS libraries to be wrapped and consumed in Blazor.
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ArcGIS in Asp.NET Blazor – No JavaScript Required!
Post Updated to reflect the rebranding and latest version of GeoBlazor 12/10/22 In my previous post, I showed how to call the ArcGIS JavaScript API using the IJSRuntime from Asp.NET Blazor. Today, I’m happy to announce a free, open-source NuGet package for accessing ArcGIS directly in Blazor components, no JavaScript required! To get started, create …
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Creating ArcGIS Web Mapping Apps in C# Using Blazor
In my previous post, I showed you how to get up and running with ASP.NET Blazor web development. In this post, I will show you how to use the IJSRuntime feature of Blazor to call into JavaScript and use Esri’s ArcGIS API for JavaScript from within your C# application to create modern web mapping apps. Calling …
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Modern Web Development in C# with Blazor
The graphical internet is nearly 3 decades old (Mosaic was released in 1993). For most of that time, JavaScript has been the standard for web development as the only language that could run inside a web browser. Even our GIS partner, Esri, who has written numerous applications and APIs in .NET for desktop and mobile platforms, …
Software Developers Are the New Wizards
At some point in the recent past, software developers became wizards. Software developers can create magical tools that make our lives better, easier, and more productive (and yes, sometimes more frustrating). They do this by writing instructions for computers to execute. I have trouble imagining how hard this COVID-19 pandemic would be if we couldn’t …