Greetings WebForms developers,
If you’ve been following the buzz about Microsoft’s new Blazor SPA framework for the web, you might be interested to know that we now offer a Blazor map component in our latest version of ThinkGeo UI. It works similarly to our WebForms control and is a great move for those of you who might be looking to migrate your projects to .NET Core 3.0 in the near future.
We’ve put together a couple of introductory videos to demonstrate how easy it is to create a Blazor mapping project. The first one walks you through adding a ThinkGeo Cloud base map to your Blazor app using Visual Studio Code on MacOS (though the same steps apply to both Windows and Linux).
Quick Start in VS Code - Part 1 - Adding the Basemap
Following on from there, the second video demonstrates how to overlay a ShapeFile feature layer on top of your base map and apply a style to it.
Quick Start in VS Code - Part 2 - Adding a Shapefile (7:37)
If you’re interested in Blazor, head over to our Blazor forum or get in touch with us to find out more about what it can do.
Thanks,
ThinkGeo