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Discover the future of web development with Hallo Blazor: Building Modern Full-Stack Web Apps with .NET 9.0! This hands-on guide takes you step by step through Microsoft’s groundbreaking Blazor framework, enabling you to create dynamic, interactive, and high-performance web applications using just C#. Packed with practical labs and real-world examples, you'll learn how to build reusable components, craft responsive layouts, implement Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), and seamlessly integrate with databases—all powered by .NET 9.0.
Whether you're new to Blazor or transitioning from JavaScript frameworks like React or Angular, this book provides everything you need to master full-stack development. Simplify your workflow, build modern user-friendly apps, and elevate your development skills to the next level. Dive into Hallo Blazor today and unlock the power to create web applications that are fast, scalable, and future-ready!
Unlock the power of modern web development with Hallo Blazor: Building Modern Full-Stack Web Apps with .NET 9.0. This definitive guide takes you on a journey through Microsoft’s innovative Blazor framework, enabling you to build dynamic, interactive, and high-performance web applications using the simplicity of C#. Whether you're an aspiring developer or an experienced professional, this book equips you with the skills to create cutting-edge, full-stack web applications with ease.
Packed with hands-on labs, real-world examples, and step-by-step tutorials, this book covers everything you need to know about Blazor, from building reusable components and managing layouts to implementing Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and working with databases. Learn how to fully leverage .NET 9 to craft responsive, scalable, and maintainable applications that stand out in today’s competitive market. Each chapter combines theory with practical exercises, making it the perfect resource for mastering Blazor’s server and WebAssembly hosting models.
Blazor is a modern web development framework introduced by Microsoft that allows developers to build interactive, client-side web applications using C#. It is a part of the ASP.NET Core ecosystem and provides a robust alternative to traditional JavaScript-based frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js. Blazor derives its name from a combination of “browser” and “Razor,” the syntax it employs for combining HTML markup with C# logic. It empowers developers to create dynamic, single-page applications (SPAs) without relying heavily on JavaScript. Instead, developers can use the full capabilities of .NET to build both the client and server sides of web applications.
Key Features of Blazor:
C# for Web Development: Write both client-side and server-side logic using C#.
Component-Based Architecture: Build reusable, modular UI components.
Cross-Platform: Develop and deploy Blazor applications on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
WebAssembly Support: Run .NET code directly in the browser without plugins.
JavaScript Interoperability: Call JavaScript libraries when needed, ensuring flexibility.
Whether you're transitioning from JavaScript frameworks like React or Angular, or you're exploring full-stack web development for the first time, *Hallo Blazor* provides a comprehensive roadmap to success. By the end of this book, you'll have the confidence and expertise to build modern, user-friendly applications that meet the demands of today’s web users. Step into the future of web development—grab your copy of Hallo Blazor: Building Modern Full-Stack Web Apps with .NET 9.0 today!
Preface
Introduction to Blazor
Core Concepts in Blazor
Data Binding and Event Handling in Blazor
Navigation and Routing in Blazor
Forms and Validation in Blazor
State Management in Blazor
Styling Your Blazor Apps
Dependency Injection in Blazor
Working with APIs in Blazor
Working with Databases in Blazor
Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)
Working with Files
Appendix A: C# Cheat Sheet
Appendix B: Resources
Appendix C: Source Code
Here is a list of exercises that you will find in the book:
Exercise 1: Building Your First Blazor App
Exercise 2: Building a Razor Component for Time-Based Greetings
Exercise 3: Building a Razor Component for Personalized Greetings
Exercise 4: Building a Razor Component That Logs Lifecycle Events to the Console
Exercise 5: Creating a Reusable Component to Display a Table
Exercise 6: One-Way and Two-Way Data Binding in Blazor
Exercise 7: Handling Events in Blazor
Exercise 8: Navigation and Routing in Blazor
Exercise 9: Building a Registration Form in Blazor
Exercise 10: Building a Simple Form with Custom Validator in Blazor
Exercise 11: State Management in Blazor
Exercise 12: Using Bootstrap CSS in Blazor (Local and Global CSS Usage)
Exercise 13: Using Tailwind CSS in Blazor (Local and Global CSS Usage)
Exercise 14: Using Images and Videos in Blazor
Exercise 15: Working with Layouts in Blazor
Exercise 16: Working with Dependency Injection in Blazor Web App
Exercise 17: Building Full-Stack Blazor Applications
Exercise 18: Building Full-Stack Blazor App for ToDo Application
Exercise 19: Building a PWA with Blazor WebAssembly Standalone App
Exercise 20: Building a Registration Form in Blazor PWA
Exercise 21: A Full-Stack Blazor Progressive Web App (PWA) and ASP.NET Core Minimal API
Exercise 22: Calling JavaScript Functions from Blazor PWA
Exercise 23: Working with Local Storage in Blazor PWA
Exercise 24: Uploading an Image File in Blazor Web App with Server Rendering
Exercise 25: Uploading an Image File to the Server in Blazor PWA