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What Is Blazor

Microsoft’s Blazor is a framework for building rich interactive applications…

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Connecting Blazor to Azure SignalR Service (updated to Preview 8)

You can properly scale your Blazor application by connecting it to an Azure SignalR Service…

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Creating A Step-By-Step End-To-End Database Server-Side Blazor Application

The primary benefit we have when using server-side Blazor is that we do not have to make web http calls from the client code to the server code. This reduces the code we need to write and eliminates many security concerns…

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Deploying A Server Side Blazor Application To Azure

Blazor uses .Net Core 3.0 and that is currently in preview mode. Therefore, extra steps are needed when deploying to Microsoft Azure…

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Blazor Binding, Events and Parameters

Three things that you will usually find yourself using on every Blazor page, Binding, Events, and Parameters, will be covered here…

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Deploying A Server Side Blazor Application To Azure

Blazor uses .Net Core 3.0 and that is currently in preview mode. Therefore, extra steps are needed when deploying to Microsoft Azure…

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Blazor JavaScript Interop

When you need to, you can interact with JavaScript using Blazor. This allows you to call Javascript methods from Blazor, and to call Blazor methods from JavaScript as well as pass parameters…

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Creating Blazor Templated Components

A Blazor application is composed of components. These components can be made fully re-usable by creating templated components…

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Implementing State Management In Blazor

State Management in Blazor refers to the technique that you use to persist data between Blazor pages. Without state management, data would be lost…

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Blazor Forms and Validation

Microsoft Blazor allows you to easily create forms with validation to collect data…

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