@v1c7r0n@DevLeaderCa@EngstromJimmy I agree with this recommendation. Hands down the book you need on your shelf for Blazor development. Ignore the comments saying YouTube. Much easier to grab a book like this and go directly to the section you need.
I love #dotnetmaui. Every release gets better and the ease of creating an app that runs on mobile and desktop (and web with Maui Blazor) is unlike any other xplat tool, and I've used them all.
@EngstromJimmy I just finished up an app for an HVAC company. Their techs use iPads in the field so Blazor Wasm was perfect. I didn't go Blazor Hybrid because we didn't want to mess with app stores/approvals
@UnoPlatform I was thinking it was more of a drag and drop designer when I first saw it announced. But it's nice to see it in action. I'm on the wait list but in the mean time I wouldn't mind seeing a more advance design (anything but a ToDo list, lol).
@okyrylchuk Who ever made that comment has never had to try and debug a complex T-SQL stored proc written by a "sql developer" who has no concept of variable naming, code reuse or anything like that.
@DirtyTesLa@aelluswamy I have an area that switched from 35 to 45, then 55. It will get stuck at 45. This version is so much better than the last free trial that I’m considering subscribing.