May 2026
Intermediate
598 pages
10h 39m
English
Blazor WebAssembly is Microsoft's framework for building interactive web apps that run in the browser with .NET. Because it uses the .NET runtime, you can write client‑side code in C# instead of JavaScript. As a C# developer, this means you can use a single language across development tasks, simplifying your workflow and reducing context-switching. Therefore, when developing web apps, instead of wrestling with the ever-shifting JavaScript landscape of hot frameworks, you can use C# everywhere.
Blazor lights the dawn.
C# shimmers through chrome skies,
JavaScript can rest.
In this chapter, I explain the benefits of using the Blazor framework, introduce the Blazor family, and share the core goals of WebAssembly ...
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