Blazor

Blazor is a .NET web framework that allows web applications to be created in C#. It has an advantage that it only needs to load parts of the page that has changed when navigating.

At present, Blazor offers two hosting models. Blazor Server allows the communication between the client and the server through a SignalR connection. Blazor WebAssembly downloads the DLL's to the browser and allows the application to be ran offline. It can also have server-side communication through the use of an API.

In addition, Blazor integrates well with some other .NET packages such as Entity Framework, allowing communication between the application and the database.
Blazor component: Razor tutorial and example Blazor component: Razor tutorial and example A Blazor component uses Razor for rendering a Blazor WebAssembly app. We'll create one and add a parameter attribute in this tutorial. 7th March 2023
Blazor updates for .NET 6 using Visual Studio 2022 Blazor updates for .NET 6 using Visual Studio 2022 Looking at Blazor updates and new features for .NET 6 using an ASP.NET Core application in Visual Studio 2022. 16th September 2021
How to use the button onclick event in Blazor WebAssembly How to use the button onclick event in Blazor WebAssembly Learn the Blazor WebAssembly button onclick event. Use the Blazor Wasm parameter attribute to pass the event to another Razor component. 9th July 2021
Create a Roulette wheel. Game development using Blazor WebAssembly Create a Roulette wheel. Game development using Blazor WebAssembly Use Blazor WebAssembly to create a roulette wheel in one hour! Follow our Blazor Wasm game development tutorial using C#. 19th June 2021
How to create the Connect 4 game in Blazor WebAssembly in one hour! How to create the Connect 4 game in Blazor WebAssembly in one hour! Creating the Connect 4 game using the .NET Blazor WebAssembly framework. The ASP.NET Core application uses C# & Razor components. 29th May 2021
How to create the Tic-Tac-Toe game in Blazor WebAssembly in one hour! How to create the Tic-Tac-Toe game in Blazor WebAssembly in one hour! Creating Tic-Tac-Toe (Noughts & Crosses) using the Blazor WebAssembly framework. Example coded using C# & Razor components. 8th May 2021
Blash: Twitter Dashboard .NET 5 App - Look at Source Code & Setup Twitter API (Part 2) Blash: Twitter Dashboard .NET 5 App - Look at Source Code & Setup Twitter API (Part 2) Look at source code used in Blash, which uses .NET 5 class libraries, the ASP.NET Core Web API, Blazor WebAssembly and Twitter API. 17th February 2021
Blash: Twitter Dashboard Using Blazor Wasm, Web API, SignalR & Twitter API (Part 1) Blash: Twitter Dashboard Using Blazor Wasm, Web API, SignalR & Twitter API (Part 1) Demonstrating Blash, a Twitter dashboard using Blazor, ASP.NET Core Web API, SignalR & Twitter API to show real-time tweets. 5th February 2021
Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly: Four Ways In Which They Differ Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly: Four Ways In Which They Differ Blazor Server versus WebAssembly (Wasm). Four ways on how the Blazor hosting models differ, including performance & offline support. 30th November 2020
Create and Configure a Blazor Wasm App with a ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure: Dev To Azure - Part 3 Create and Configure a Blazor Wasm App with a ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure: Dev To Azure - Part 3 Setting up a Blazor Wasm app with a ASP.NET Core Web API in Azure. Also look at continuous deployment/integration (CD/CI). 28th October 2020