Wednesday
Room 1
15:00 - 16:00
(UTC+11)
Talk (60 min)
Let's build a media app with Blazor
This talk is all code and no slides. You'll experience a whole app-building process, from "new project" to publishing. And it won't just be a boring app: we'll make an audio library browser that can find and play files, plot waveform graphics, and even transform audio data with pitch-shifting.
Along the way you'll learn many tips and techniques for effective modern Blazor app building. This will include using some brand-new JavaScript APIs and .NET 7 features. Plus, we'll have a strong focus on maximizing performance. We'll even get to use some major *future* Blazor WebAssembly features including real multithreading.
This is a mid-level or advanced talk which assumes you already have some web, .NET, or Blazor background.
Steve Sanderson
Steve is a developer/architect at Microsoft on the .NET team, with a particular focus on web technology. He’s best known for originally creating Blazor – the current leading .NET web UI framework – and before that knockout.js, one of the first wave of JS client-rendering frameworks. He loves discovering or creating new innovations to move technology forwards, and finding ways to communicate where things are heading through demo-centric conference talks.