Blazor for ASP.NET Web Forms Developers

by Daniel Roth, Jeff Fritz, Taylor Southwick

This book introduces ASP.NET Web Forms developers to Blazor in a way that is familiar and convenient. It introduces Blazor concepts in parallel with analogous concepts in ASP.NET Web Forms while also explaining new concepts that may be less familiar. It covers a broad range of topics and concerns including component authoring, routing, layout, configuration, and security. And while the content of this book is primarily for enabling new development, it also covers guidelines and strategies for migrating existing ASP.NET Web Forms to Blazor for when you want to modernize an existing app.

95 pages, Unknown Binding

Reviews

[Pham Tung · Rating 4 out of 5]

Short and helpful. Blazor may be the easiest way to build web apps. Developers don't have to struggle with learning any frontend frameworks to build some simple (or even quite complex) SPA apps. This book can be particularly useful for devs sticking with the outdated Web Forms for years.