This tutorial will demonstrate a simple way to create a Progressive Web App (PWA) from your Blazor WebAssembly app. A PWA is an installable web app...
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Nice write-up, thanks Bradley.
In my own application, I use this to keep the browser cache version in sync with my application version.
<ServiceWorkerCacheVersion Condition="'$(Configuration)' == 'Release'">$(Version)</ServiceWorkerCacheVersion>Does it mean, whenever you publish the new version to the web server, then all installed/cached version will be updated to the latest version again?
Clever! Great tip 👍
Thanks for the very cool article. I'm very excited about Blazor and being able to build a PWA with just .NET. But what is your opinion on using Blazor Server Side or the Blazor client side version that's expected to release at next MSBuild? Do you think that the client side version will be better suited for building PWAs or what would be your thought process for deciding whether to use server side or client side Blazor?
Hey Noah, there was a graphic one of the presenters shared at .NET Conf 2019 that I thought was helpful when deciding between client-side and server-side Blazor. I'll leave it here:
Interesting article, thank you for sharing.