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I built a Blazor app in 30 minutes (here's the part that matters)
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Hey friend, This week, I built a working Blazor app from scratch in about 30 minutes. But that's not really the point. The point is how. Not by throwing a prompt at Claude and hoping for the best. But by thinking about architecture first, defining instructions and skills for the AI upfront, and then letting it implement while you stay in control and review the output. That's the difference between AI doing your job and AI doing the boring parts of your job. The video walks through exactly that: vertical slice architecture, AGENTS.md, AI skills, the whole setup. And yes, there were some errors towards the end. We fixed those, too. That's part of it. If you want to take this further and build something that actually gets deployed, I'm running a live two-hour Blazor AI workshop next week. We go from that same starting point all the way to Azure. Patrick P.S. Members of the .NET Web Academy All Access Pass join the Blazor AI workshop for free. Join here. |
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