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Introduction to Microsoft Blazor Framework

Author: Sidharth Barot
by Sidharth Barot
Posted: Feb 29, 2020

Blazor is a free and open-source framework that allows you to create a single page application with HTML and C# bot and it's developed by Microsoft.

Blazor is a framework to built a single page web application on.NET and it is developed by Microsoft. You can run that single page application in the browsers with the help of WebAssembly and it's based on the HTML, CSS and some other web technologies. You can run a blazor application as a set of static files without any of the.NET support on the server. To develop a blazor application you can use HTML, C#, and Razor.

Blazor allows you to built attractive web UI using C#. The client-side and server-side both of the codes are written in C#. Because of the blazor running on real.NET WebAssembly, you can re-use the codes and libraries from the server-side coding from the whole application. Blazor framework runs the client logic on the server.

In the following, you can know about the features of the Blazor framework.

  • Form-validations
  • Server-side rendering
  • Dependancy
  • Layouts
  • Routing
  • Re-usable UI components
  • Free tools

If you are a.NET core developer and want to build a new web application then we will suggest you blazor framework, which has the closest programming model as a.NET core. Blazor also can integrate into ASP.NET core and run a whole application with.NET core. This integration is allowing to run the same code on a different device without making any of the changes in code. This will increase the compatibility of web applications.

How Blazor WebAssembly Works?

  1. The runtime blazor WebAssembly applications host the components of the app in the browser. The rendering of the User Interface events executed and handled by the blazor components directly into the browser.
  2. Blazor WebAssembly does not require any type of browser plugin or add-on or anything ease to run the.NET code on the client-side.
  3. The rendering process for the new output is the same as the blazor server and also the Document Object Model is updated the same as well. User-Interface rendering at the client-side.

WebAssembly is a web standard which a binary format of the lower level assembly languages. It makes executing code able to run quickly as a native machine code. WebAssembly defines abstract syntax tree (AST) which stored the code in the binary format. It is supported by most of the browsers without using any of the plugins or add-ons. In the following list you know some of the WebAssembly features and functionalities.

  • DeBuggable
  • Open Web Platform
  • Safe
  • Efficient
  • Fast Execution

The applications which are made by blazor all those made from the Razor view and all the razor files are considered as blazor components. This component is a.NET class and it allows us to reuse the components of the Web UI. You can also add some dynamic logic in it like expressions, loops, etc. with the use of Razor syntax. The HTML and the rendering logic are converted into component class and generated class name match with the generated file at built time.

C# is the feature-rich language that has been proven that successful for the projects for small and big all sizes teams. The code of the C# if existing then you can re-use it.

Conclusion

In technology circles, Microsoft Blazor Framework is being touted as the future of.NET Web Development. Blazor allows full-stack web application development with the stability and consistency of.NET.

About the Author

Sidharth is an Experienced Digital Marketing Executive at Zobi Web Solutions; the best Microsoft Blazor Development Company.

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