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Blazor Essentials – New Guide Tutorial

Rachel Appel
Rachel Appel

Want to learn Blazor? Then we have good news for you! On our JetBrains .NET Guide, we’ve just published the Blazor Essentials tutorial.

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Blazor lets you to create progressive web apps using C#, having significantly less reliance on JavaScript that was necessary in previous versions of ASP.NET. This model is intended to make Blazor appealing to current C# developers, since they can focus less on JavaScript and write more in C# for full-stack development.

In the Blazor Essentials tutorial, we’ll explore Blazor, a Single Page Application (SPA) web framework that is part of ASP.NET Core. After covering some the basics, we’ll gradually look at working with forms, data, JavaScript interoperability, and more.

Tip: If you prefer regular ASP.NET Core with MVC or Razor pages, and a sprinkle of JavaScript, check out the HTMX for ASP.NET Core Developers.

Which SPA framework(s) are you using? Which do you prefer? Let us know in the comments!

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