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  hydeinthesky...

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  Blazor - Should I used the OOP Approach on Blazor?

  Mar 03, 2021 12:44 PM|hydeinthesky29|LINK

  Good Day Everyone

  As I learned in ASP.NET Core tutorial form Kudvenkat in youtube, and also learning Blazor from his page, I just want to ask if I didn't want to do the webapi approached in Blazor, and I want to set my own CRUD inside blazor, Can I also do the OOP(Interface and SqlRepository) on Blazor? actually I'm trying to get it done on Blazor, but I'm having this errors, specially when I'm putting a constructor in partial class, is this possible?

  thanks everyone

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  mgebhard

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  Re: Blazor - Should I used the OOP Approach on Blazor?

  Mar 03, 2021 12:57 PM|mgebhard|LINK

  You did not provide any code, explained how the application works, or shared what version of Blazor you are using.  If this is a WASM application then more than likely you need Web API or some other service running on a server to invoke CRUD operation on a remote data store.  

  hydeinthesky29

  Can I also do the OOP(Interface and SqlRepository) on Blazor?

  Yes.  C# is an object oriented language.  However, a repository pattern is often an antipattern.  A better approach is a service pattern.

  hydeinthesky29

  but I'm having this errors, specially when I'm putting a constructor in partial class, is this possible?

  We cannot see your code and you did not provide the error.  We can only guess what programming problems you are experiencing. 

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  wavemaster

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  Re: Blazor - Should I used the OOP Approach on Blazor?

  Mar 07, 2021 04:31 AM|wavemaster|LINK

  Have you looked at Dapper?

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DNgdphLvag

  Click on "Mark as Answer" if my answers help you along.
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  Prathamesh S...

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  Re: Blazor - Should I used the OOP Approach on Blazor?

  Mar 07, 2021 07:59 AM|Prathamesh Shende|LINK

  If you are using  Blazor WASM go with WebApi. then make services in Blazor Client to call webapi endpoint into it. 
  
  

  As per your question, You are making process complex. Blazor makes web development more easy and robust. 

  Prathamesh Shende