Getting hands-on is the best way to learn. In this chapter, you’ll install the prerequisites to developing with Blazor. These include Visual Studio along with some needed extensions. Then you’ll create your first Blazor project in Visual Studio, run the project to see it work, and finally inspect the different aspects of the project to get a “lay of the land” view for how Blazor applications are developed.
I learned an important lesson from the first edition of this book: Never underestimate the speed at which Microsoft innovates! All code samples in the first edition of Blazor Revealed became ...
