
Ultimate Blazor WebAssembly for Web Development
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Empower Your Web Development with Blazor WASM 8.0
Key Features
¿ Effortlessly combine Blazor Web Assembly 8.0 and C# for enhanced web app performance.
¿ Gain valuable insights and practical examples to master dynamic and responsive web application development.
¿ Learn to streamline development processes, debug effectively, and optimize performance for a competitive edge.
Book Description
Ultimate Blazor WebAssembly for Web Development is your comprehensive guide to mastering the latest advancements in Blazor technology. This book will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to leverage Blazor Web Assembly 8.0 and C# effectively and seamlessly to enhance the performance of your web apps.
Whether you are a seasoned developer or just starting out, this book provides valuable insights and practical examples to help you build dynamic and responsive web applications with ease. You will harness the power of Blazor's component-based architecture to create rich user interfaces that engage and delight users. With expanded component libraries and optimized rendering, you will be able to deliver high-performance applications that meet the demands of modern web development.
The book will help you discover how to streamline your development workflows, debug with confidence, and unleash the full potential of Blazor 8.0 in your projects. With a focus on practicality and real-world application scenarios, this book will empower you to elevate your skills and stay ahead in today's competitive market.
What you will learn
¿ Learn to craft robust and reusable components tailored for your Blazor applications.
¿ Seamlessly navigate your application with advanced routing strategies for enhanced user experience.
¿ Organize and share UI components efficiently across various projects for streamlined development.
¿ Ensure data integrity and user input validation with effective validation techniques.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Blazor WebAssembly
2. Razor Component
3. Routing and Navigation
4. Razor Class Library
5. State Management
6. REST Services
7. Entity Framework Core
8. Validation in Blazor WebAssembly
9. JavaScript Interop in Blazor
10. Azure Service in Blazor
11 .Security in Blazor WebAssembly
Index
More details
Content
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- About the Author
- About the Technical Reviewer
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Errata
- Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction to Blazor WebAssembly
- Introduction
- Structure
- Types of Blazor Applications
- Blazor Server
- Blazor WebAssembly
- Blazor Web App
- Advantages of Blazor WebAssembly
- Disadvantages of Blazor WebAssembly
- Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly
- New Features Added to Blazor 8.0
- Benefits of .NET 8.0
- Prerequisite Software for Blazor WebAssembly Application
- Creating Hello World Blazor Application Using Visual Studio 2022
- Creating Blazor WebAssembly Using VS Code
- Project Structure in Blazor WebAssembly 8.0 Application
- Conclusion
- References
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 2. Razor Components
- Introduction
- Structure
- Introduction to Blazor Component
- Creating a Blazor Component
- Razor Component Lifecycle
- Parameters in Blazor Component
- Non-cascading Parameters
- Cascading Parameters
- Data Binding in Blazor Components
- One-Way Data Binding
- Two-Way Data Binding
- Passing Data from Parent to Child Component
- Passing Data from Child to Parent Component
- Nested Component in Blazor
- Code Segregation Approach in Blazor Component
- Inline Approach
- Code-Behind Approach
- Styling Component in Blazor
- Conclusion
- References
- For Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 3. Routing and Navigation
- Introduction
- Structure
- Introduction to Routing and Navigation
- Router Components
- Route Parameter in Blazor
- Optional Parameters in Blazor
- Route Overloading
- Navigation in Blazor
- Forcing a Page Reload
- Conclusion
- References
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 4. Razor Class Library
- Introduction
- Structure
- Introduction to Razor Class Library
- Creating RCL and Sharing Code with Multiple Application
- Creating NuGet Package of RCL
- Advantages of Razor Class Library
- Conclusion
- References
- For Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 5. State Management
- Introduction
- Structure
- State Management in Blazor WebAssembly
- Component Parameters
- Cascading Values and Parameters
- Services
- Local Storage or Session Storage
- Server-Side State Management
- Conclusion
- References
- For Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 6. REST Services
- Introduction
- Structure
- Creating REST Service Using Asp.net Core
- Standalone Web API Core Service
- Shared Web API Core in Blazor WebAssembly
- HttpClient in Blazor WebAssembly
- CRUD Operation in Blazor WebAssembly
- Conclusion
- References
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 7. Entity Framework Core
- Introduction
- Structure
- EF Core 8.0
- Reasons to Use EF Core
- When Not to Use EF Core
- EF Core Supported Application Types
- Entity Framework Core Approaches
- Database First Approach
- Code First Approach
- Supported Databases
- CRUD Operation with EF Core in Blazor WebAssembly
- Conclusion
- Reference
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 8. Validation in Blazor WebAssembly
- Introduction
- Structure
- Blazor Form
- Form Validation in Blazor
- Data Annotation in Blazor
- Custom Validation in Blazor
- Complex or Nested Model Validation in Blazor
- Best Pattern and Practices for Validation in Blazor
- Conclusion
- References
- Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 9. JavaScript Interop in Blazor
- Introduction
- Structure
- Calling JavaScript from C#
- Handling Function Return Value
- Passing C# Objects to JavaScript
- Calling C# from JavaScript
- Advanced JavaScript Interop Demo
- Error Handling and Debugging
- Security Considerations
- Performance Optimization Tips
- Conclusion
- References
- Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 10. Azure Service in Blazor
- Introduction
- Structure
- Key Features and Components of Microsoft Azure
- Azure Account Creation
- Static WebSite Deployment
- CI/CD Pipeline on GitHub
- Azure Function
- Benefits of Using Azure Functions
- Different Types of Triggers on Azure Functions
- Creating Azure Function
- Http CRUD Operation in Azure Function
- Azure Function Deployment
- Consuming Azure Function in Blazor WebAssembly
- Azure App Service
- App Deployment with CICD Pipeline
- Conclusion
- References
- Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- 11. Security in Blazor WebAssembly
- Introduction
- Structure
- Authentication and Authorization
- Authentication and Authorization Using OIDC
- Exploring Practical Use Scenario of Microsoft Entra ID
- Google Authentication and Authorization in Blazor WebAssembly
- Custom Token-Based Authentication in Blazor WebAssembly
- Asp.net Core Web API
- Blazor WASM Client Side
- Tips and Tricks While Implementing Security in Blazor WebAssembly
- Common Mistakes While Implementing Security in Blazor WebAssembly
- Conclusion
- References
- Source Code
- Multiple Choice Questions
- Answers
- Index
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