Web Developer Newsletter - Blazor WebAssembly vs Angular: Client Side Clash

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Welcome to this week's Web Development newsletter from CodeProject. SpringOne Tour is going virtual! Join us each month for a two-day, live event where your favorites from the cloud native community go in depth on a different topic, featuring a mix of presentations, interactive demos, and panel discussions. Register now! Cross-Platform Application Building Conference (Free & Online) Learn how to build cross-platform, single source, Web-Mobile-Desktop applications with C# and XAML only at Uno Platform's annual conference. Speakers from Microsoft, Uno Platform core OSS team and community. Register now. Industry News Connecting a web app to your PyTorch model using Amazon SageMaker I have decided to take to task the challenge of deploying my PyTorch neural network (a.k.a. model), with the goal of hooking it up to a REST API so I can access it via a web application. Read more Facebook developers TypeScript, Minus TypeScript TypeScript is a syntactical superset of JavaScript that adds — as its name suggests — typing to the web's favorite scripting language. Read more CSS Tricks Here's my best practice guidelines for form design Working on a design system for a bank has taught on a lot about forms. Read more Geri Reid What does 100% mean in CSS? Spoiler: it depends Read more Wattenberger A Roadmap for Angular This is the first time we've published a formal roadmap, so please bear with us as we calibrate and work to share more over time. Read more Angular Creating a Progressive Web App with Blazor WebAssembly Not surprisingly, it's dead easy to create an app in Blazor that runs outside of the browser window and (potentially) in an offline mode. Before you get carried away, though, there are some key design decisions to make. Read more Visual Studio magazine The JavaScript Promise Tutorial This post is intended to be the ultimate JavaScript Promises tutorial: recipes and examples for everyday situations Read more Adrian Mejia Dark Ages of the Web The year 1994 when all began and the great era when the web we know today was born. It was the time when developers and designers only learn how to do web, collect and create a web experience from scratch?-?before landing pages, burger menu, Z and F-Pattern, adaptive design, flat design, eCommerce, functional animation and micro-interactions… Let's watch what we used in the past Web… Read more Pavel Laptev New articles added Client side scripting JavaScript Reflection and Reflect API   (0 votes) by Jin Vincent (updated 2 days ago) A walkthrough to the different methods of what JavaScript Reflect API provides to developers New Technical Blogs added Client side scripting Blazor WebAssembly vs Angular: Client Side Clash   (3 votes) by Lee P Richardson (updated yesterday) Which SPA technology should you use: Blazor WebAssembly or something more mature like Angular, and why? © 2020 The Code Project.  All rights reserved. This email was sent to vutunglampro@gmail.com. To stop receiving The Code Project Web Development Newsletter click Unsubscribe. CodeProject 503-250 Ferrand Drive, Toronto Ontario, M3C 3G8 Canada +1 416-849-8900 x 100 Please do not reply directly to this email. It was sent from an unattended mailbox. For correspondence please use webmaster@codeproject.com