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A. FreemanPro ASP.NET Core 3https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5440-0_35

35. Advanced Blazor Features

Adam Freeman1  
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London, UK
 

In this chapter, I explain how Blazor supports URL routing so that multiple components can be displayed through a single request. I show you how to set up the routing system, how to define routes, and how to create common content in a layout.

This chapter also covers the component lifecycle, which allows components to participate actively in the Blazor environment, which is especially important once you start using the URL routing feature. Finally, this chapter explains the different ways that components can interact outside of the parent/child relationships described in earlier chapters. Table 35-1 ...

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