Build web applications in C# and Microsoft .NET that run in any modern browser. This second edition is updated to work with the release version of Blazor and covers Blazor's use in creating both server-side and WebAssembly Blazor applications. Developers are able to use all their experience in .NET along with thousands of existing libraries, right in the browser. There is important new coverage in this edition on the new and improved Razor syntax, how to easily validate user input with Blazor validation, and how to build complex interacting components with Cascading Properties and Templated Components. You will learn how to build user interfaces and present data to a user for display and modification, capturing the user's changes via data binding. The book shows you how to access a rich library of .NET functionality such as a component model for building a composable user interface, including how to develop reusable components that can be used across many pages and websites. Also covered is data exchange with a server, giving you access to microservices and database services. Blazor provides a fresh take on web development by eliminating the need for you to learn different languages and frameworks for client- and server-side development. Blazor allows C# and .NET to be used on all sides, providing a robust feature set that is well suited toward scalable, enterprise-level applications. This book gets you started using this important new toolkit for web application development. You will:

Build user interfaces and display data for users to edit
Capture the user's changes via data binding
Transfer data back and forth between server and client
Communicate with microservices and database services
Develop reusable components and assemble them into bigger components
Use routing to buildsingle-page applications (SPAs)
Build Blazor libraries that are reusable across applications

Autorentext
Peter Himschoot works as a lead trainer, architect, and strategist at U2U Training. He has a wide interest in software development that includes applications for the web, Windows, and mobile devices. He has trained thousands of developers, is a regular speaker at international conferences, and has been involved in many web and mobile development projects as a software architect. He has been a Microsoft Regional Director (from 2003 to 2019), which is a group of trusted advisors to developer and IT professional audiences, and to Microsoft.

Inhalt

Your First Blazor Project2. Data Binding3. Components and Structure for Blazor Applications 4. Services and Dependency Injection5. Data Storage and Microservices6. Communication with Microservices7. Single Page Applications and Routing8. JavaScript Interoperability