Closed danroth27 closed 2 years ago
As mentioned on Twitter that's what I did on https://github.com/lbugnion/timekeeper which allowed me to progress much faster without getting confused by CSS and JS that I didn't know. An empty template is also important to teach Blazor without letting another framework get in the way, or simply because a designer prefers another CSS framework.
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Should it be an option on the existing template or an entirely new template?
Should it be an option on the existing template or an entirely new template?
Still to be decided. An option would simplify the number of templates we have. We don't just have one Blazor template: there's Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, and .NET MAUI Blazor. How do you feel about the user experience of this being an option in VS? It would be different than what we do for ASP.NET Core, which has a separate empty template...
I was thinking for each hosting option Empty would be a checkbox in VS. Seems like it would be confusing to have
I was thinking for each hosting option Empty would be a checkbox in VS.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. Otherwise, the number of templates gets out of hand.
Ok great, thanks.
I would do it the other way around.
When you have created a few demo projects, you will most likely don't need any of the template data anymore.
So keep the three templates and add an option to create a full demo. Doing it this way keeps the templates clean and makes it more convienient for everyone to create a new project.
BTW. I really think the razor class library should be in the blazor category as well. Whenever I'll need to create a clas slibrary for blazor components, I'm searching this project.
I was thinking for each hosting option Empty would be a checkbox in VS.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. Otherwise, the number of templates gets out of hand.
@danroth27 just confirming this is still the decision we'd like to pursue. Ie.
Adding an option to the Blazor Server
, Blazor WASM
& MAUI Blazor
templates, to make the template content empty.
I imagine, this may also involve disabling the other template options like authentication (?) Or is that not the case?
I imagine, this may also involve disabling the other template options like authentication (?) Or is that not the case?
Yup, I'm ok if empty doesn't compose with the other options.
Since this is all about open-source & community voices, I'm strongly against disabling authentication.
Why do you want to combine "getting rid of outdated Bootstrap bloatware, etc." with "remove APIs, deps, etc. for authentication or things like that"?
Discussed this further in the team and have decided to go with a separate template options:
We won't have an Empty Blazor MAUI project template for now. //cc @TanayParikh @danroth27 @MackinnonBuck @cerasamson
@danroth27 Do you feel strongly about keeping the survey component in the empty app template?
We should remove the survey component from the empty Blazor templates. This template is more for users that are already experienced with Blazor.
For the empty Blazor WebAssembly template, just confirming that it is standalone and not hosted?
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For the empty Blazor WebAssembly template, just confirming that it is standalone and not hosted?
I think we'd want it to support the ASP.NET Core hosted option.
The default Blazor template has a bunch of stuff in it to help you get started. This means you have a bunch of stuff to delete once you want to build your own app. We should have a way to build an empty Blazor project that has only minimum of what you need. This could potentially be an option on the existing templates.