Summary
In this chapter, you learned about client-side technologies. In particular, you learned what an SPA is and how to build one based on the Blazor WebAssembly framework. The chapter first described the Blazor WebAssembly architecture, and then explained how to exchange input/output with Blazor components and the concept of binding.
After having explained Blazor’s general principles, the chapter focused on how to get user input while providing the user with adequate feedback and visual clues in the event of errors. Then, the chapter provided a short description of advanced features, such as JavaScript interoperability, globalization, authentication with authorization, and client-server communication.
Finally, the last section explained how to use Blazor to implement cross-platform applications based on Microsoft MAUI and how to transform a Blazor WebAssembly project into a .NET MAUI Blazor project.
Complete examples of Blazor applications based on the WWTravelClub...
