In this chapter, I demonstrate the use of Blazor WebAssembly, which is an implementation of Blazor written for WebAssembly.
WebAssembly is a virtual machine running inside the browser. High-level languages are compiled into low-level language-neutral assembler format that can be executed at close to native performance. WebAssembly provides access to the APIs available to JavaScript applications, which means that WebAssembly applications can access the domain object model, use cascading style sheets, and initiate asynchronous HTTP requests.
Blazor WebAssembly, as its name suggests, is an implementation ...
