Getting Started with TypeScript for JSInterop in Blazor
In this post, I show you how you can use TypeScript in your Blazor library projects. As well as how you can configure MSBuild to compile your TypeScript files when your project builds.
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In this post, I show you how you can use TypeScript in your Blazor library projects. As well as how you can configure MSBuild to compile your TypeScript files when your project builds.
In this post, I'm going to show you how you can build components manually using Blazors RenderTreeBuilder. Instead of using the traditional Razor syntax approach. I'll also talk about why this shouldn't be your default way of building components.
In this post, I'm going to show you how you can use the popular FluentValidation library, instead of data annotations, to validate the forms in your Blazor apps.
In this post, I show how you can interact with the JavaScript world from Razor Components and Blazor applications. As well as how to write interop code that will work for both client and server scenarios.
In this second of two posts, I show how to create a release pipeline for your Blazor app using Azure pipelines and deploying to Azure storage as a static site.
In this first of two posts, I show how to set up a CI pipeline for your Blazor apps using Azure pipelines.
My book, Blazor in Action - an example-driven guide to building client-side web apps using C# and .NET - is now available to buy via the Manning Early Access Program (MEAP).
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