In previous two articles, we have seen some basic concepts about Blazor App - Routing Basics and Blazor Component Basics. In this article, let's try to add a Blazor component.…
In previous article, we have discussed about how routing works in the Blazor application. Now, it's time to add a new component. But before that, let's first understand some basics…
In previous articles, we have created a solution which contains an API project and a Blazor WebAssembly Standalone App. We also have demonstrated how the API can be called from…
In previous post, we have seen there are two types of Blazor WebAssembly apps, - Hosted App and Standalone app. In this article, we are going to create a Blazor…
As discussed in one of the past articles, there are multiple types of Blazor project templates. In previous article, we have had an introduction to the Blazor Server App. We…
In previous article, we have discussed the difference between Blazor Server App vs Blazor WebAssembly project. In this article, let's try to create the Blazor Server App project. Create the…
In past few articles, I have been writing about minimal APIs using .NET 7. Starting from this article, we are going to work on creating a basic Blazor web application,…
In this article, let's try to move these configurations to the config file - appsettings.json. I expect the modifications required for this to be same as in regular .NET API…
In previous article, we have discussed about how the Serilog file sink can be configured in minimal API project. In this article, we are going to have a look at…
I have been writing about minimal APIs since past few articles. In previous article, we have used EF Core code first approach to setup the data access layer with minimal…
In previous article, I created a minimal API project and we saw what is the default code in the project template. We are going to extend on that code now.…
Minimal APIs are not new in .NET. They have been there since .NET 6 as far as I know. So, I thought this may be right time to explore them…
