Building Web Apps with Blazor and WWDC2020(iOS 14 and Xcode 12)
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Welcome to the Sydney Modern Apps meetup. This month we have 2 great talks. Developing Web Apps with Blazor by Rod Hemphill and WWDC, iOS 14 and Xcode 12 by Priyanka Gyawali
SESSION: Whats new in iOS 14 and Xcode 12
Speaker Bio:
Priyanka is a mobile application developer at XAM Consulting working in iOS and Android platform. She is always continuing to up-skill herself and currently finishing her Masters in Technology, specializing in Enterprise Systems and Business Analytics. She loves keeping herself up to date with the latest technologies of Apple, writing blogs and listening to motivational podcasts related to Apple Operating Systems.
Session Abstract:
I will be discussing about the major updates that are mentioned in WWDC 2020 and how as a developer we can leverage them to create exceptional modern apps. From SwiftUI update to Appstore review process to ARKit 4 and RealityKit 2, I will try to cover all the major components of iOS14.
SESSION: Developing Web Apps with Blazor
Melbourne App Development have deployed 3 production Blazor systems, the largest of which is the event entry system for Motorsport Australia https://evententry.motorsport.org.au, managing all levels for motorsport events in Australia except for Formula 1.
This system has 54 razor pages, 52 database tables (not counting reference data), 90,000 lines of code, 2400 line of component code, 7600 lines of razor pages, and took 4 full time and 3 part-time developers 5 months to build. It is a large enough system to test the production readiness of Blazor.
Rod Hemphill is the managing director of Melbourne App Development and will be presenting the basics of Blazor, what they learnt about developing Web Apps with Blazor, why they recommend it over React and Angular, plus more detailed things like how to get code reuse across to Xamarin apps.
More specifically, this presentation is intended for .Net developers that are new or have no knowledge of Blazor and will explain:
- what are razor components and pages,
- what a Blazor environment looks like,
- the differences between server side and Web Assembly Blazor and why you would choose one over the other,
- how to get started with your interface design, and
- how to share code between Blazor and Xamarin.
Plus he will touch on the major learnings from building a large scale Blazor system and what they do going forward with other clients.
Building Web Apps with Blazor and WWDC2020(iOS 14 and Xcode 12)