Setting Up Real-Time Updates in a Blazor WebAssembly App Using SignalR [Webinar Show Notes]
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Setting Up Real-Time Updates in a Blazor WebAssembly App Using SignalR [Webinar Show Notes]

This blog provides show notes for our May 11 webinar, “Setting Up Real-Time Updates in a Blazor WebAssembly App Using SignalR.” The webinar was presented and hosted by Uma Maheswari Chandrabose. If you missed it, or would like to watch it again, the recording has been posted to our YouTube channel. Or you can watch it embedded here.

Overview

During this webinar, we covered how to configure SignalR communication in a Blazor WebAssembly app to set up real-time updates in the Syncfusion Blazor Scheduler component. Whenever you perform CRUD operations in the Scheduler, the changes will be reflected in other clients immediately. At the end, we looked at the release updates for Syncfusion’s Essential JS 2 and Blazor suites in our 2023 Volume 1 release.

Agenda

  • Real-time updates in a Blazor WebAssembly app using SignalR.
  • What’s new in Blazor in the 2023 Volume 1 release.
  • What’s new in Essential JS 2 in the 2023 Volume 1 release.

Prerequisites

Bookmark Details

[00:00] Introduction

[00:58] Making Real-Time Updates using SignalR

[03:22] Installation of Blazor Scheduler

[11:34] Adding Appointments

[17:04] Create SignalR Hub

[25:35] Client Project

[55:47] What’s New in Blazor with 2023 Volume 1

[1:08:29] What’s New in JS 2 with 2023 Volume 1

[1:19:05] Outro

GitHub Link

Download the example used in this webinar here

Summary

During this webinar, we took a look at how to perform real-time appointments with SignalR. We hope you enjoyed this webinar, and please keep an eye out for our future Blazor webinars. 

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Carter Harris

Carter is the Video Marketing Specialist at Syncfusion. He is in charge of managing the Syncfusion YouTube channel as well as webinars produced through Syncfusion.