Web Development
.NET Blazor
Using Blazor
.NET Blazor builds interactive web UIs with C# and WebAssembly.
Introduction to .NET Blazor
.NET Blazor is a powerful framework for building interactive web applications using C# and WebAssembly. By leveraging the power of .NET, developers can create rich web interfaces with the full capabilities of modern browsers, without relying heavily on JavaScript.
Blazor Components
At the core of Blazor are components, which are the building blocks of the UI. A component in Blazor is a .NET class built into a razor file with a .razor extension that can include UI rendering logic.
Data Binding in Blazor
Data binding is a key feature in Blazor, allowing for a seamless synchronization between the UI and the underlying data. Blazor supports both one-way and two-way data binding, making it easy to manage state in your applications.
Deployment Options
Blazor applications can be deployed in two main ways: Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly. Blazor Server runs on the server side and sends updates to the client, while Blazor WebAssembly runs directly in the client’s browser.
- Blazor Server: Suitable for applications that require frequent updates and rely on server-side processing.
- Blazor WebAssembly: Ideal for offline applications and scenarios where the application needs to run entirely in the client's browser.
