Let’s build a complete Blazor WebAssembly application step by step – a task manager with CRUD operations. Project Structure A Simple Component References Blazor Tutorial
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Blazor WebAssembly is GA: Everything You Need to Know
May 2020 marks the long-awaited General Availability of Blazor WebAssembly. This release allows C# developers to build Single Page Applications (SPAs) that run entirely in the browser using standard web technologies—no plugins required. We explore the trimming (linker) improvements and the architecture of a production-ready Blazor Wasm app. The Download Size Challenge Running .NET in […]
Read more →Blazor WebAssembly Preview: Building Production-Ready SPAs with C# and .NET
Blazor WebAssembly represents Microsoft’s bold vision for web development: write client-side applications in C# instead of JavaScript, running directly in the browser via WebAssembly. In early 2020, with the preview maturing rapidly, enterprises began evaluating Blazor for production scenarios. This comprehensive guide explores architecture patterns, performance optimization, and real-world deployment strategies for Blazor WebAssembly applications. […]
Read more →SignalR in .NET Core: Real-Time Web Applications
SignalR makes real-time web communication easy. Notifications, chat, live dashboards—all with minimal code. Server Hub Startup Configuration JavaScript Client References SignalR Documentation
Read more →Polly for .NET: Building Resilient Applications
Polly provides resilience patterns for .NET – retry, circuit breaker, timeout, fallback. Essential for microservices. Installation Retry Policy Circuit Breaker With HttpClientFactory References Polly GitHub
Read more →Switch Expressions in C# 8.0: Pattern Matching
C# 8.0’s switch expressions are more concise than traditional switch statements. They use pattern matching and return values directly. Traditional vs Expression Pattern Matching Tuple Patterns References Switch Expression
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