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• Cover
• Copyright
• Foreword
• Contributors
• Table of Contents
• Preface
• Chapter 1: Hello Blazor
• Technical requirements
• Why Blazor?
• Preceding Blazor
• Introducing WebAssembly
• Introducing .NET 8
• Introducing Blazor
• Summary
• Further reading
• Chapter 2: Creating Your First Blazor App
• Technical requirements
• Setting up your development environment
• Creating our first Blazor application
• Using the command line
• Figuring out the project structure
• Summary
• Chapter 3: Managing State – Part 1
• Technical requirements
• Creating a data project
• Adding the API to Blazor
• Summary
• Chapter 4: Understanding Basic Blazor Components
• Technical requirements
• Exploring components
• Learning Razor syntax
• Understanding dependency injection
• Figuring out where to put the code
• Lifecycle events
• Parameters
• Writing our first component
• Summary
• Chapter 5: Creating Advanced Blazor Components
• Technical requirements
• Exploring binding
• Actions and EventCallback
• Using RenderFragment
• Exploring the new built-in components
• Summary
• Chapter 6: Building Forms with Validation
• Technical requirements
• Exploring form elements
• Adding validation
• Custom validation class attributes
• Looking at bindings
• Building an admin interface
• Enhanced Form Navigation
• Summary
• Chapter 7: Creating an API
• Technical requirements
• Creating the service
• Creating the client
• Summary
• Chapter 8: Authentication and Authorization
• Technical requirements
• Setting up authentication
• Securing our Blazor app
• Securing Blazor WebAssembly
• Adding roles
• Summary
• Chapter 9: Sharing Code and Resources
• Technical requirements
• Adding static files
• CSS isolation
• Summary
• Chapter 10: JavaScript Interop
• Technical requirements
• Why do we need JavaScript?
• .NET to JavaScript
• JavaScript to .NET
• Implementing an existing JavaScript library
• JavaScript interop in WebAssembly
• Summary
• Chapter 11: Managing State – Part 2
• Technical requirements
• Storing data on the server side
• Storing data in the URL
• Implementing browser storage
• Using an in-memory state container service
• Root-level cascading values
• Summary
• Chapter 12: Debugging the Code
• Technical requirements
• Making things break
• Debugging Blazor Server
• Debugging Blazor WebAssembly
• Debugging Blazor WebAssembly in the web browser
• Hot Reload
• Summary
• Chapter 13: Testing
• Technical requirements
• What is bUnit?
• Setting up a test project
• Mocking the API
• Writing tests
• Blazm extension
• Summary
• Chapter 14: Deploying to Production
• Technical requirements
• Continuous delivery options
• Hosting options
• Summary
• Chapter 15: Moving from, or Combining with, an Existing Site
• Technical requirements
• Introducing web components
• Exploring custom elements
• Exploring the Blazor component
• Adding Blazor to an Angular site
• Adding Blazor to a React site
• Adding Blazor to MVC/Razor Pages
• Adding web components to a Blazor site
• Migrating from Web Forms
• Summary
• Chapter 16: Going Deeper into WebAssembly
• Technical requirements
• Exploring the WebAssembly template
• .NET WebAssembly build tools
• AOT compilation
• WebAssembly SIMD
• Trimming
• Lazy loading
• Progressive web apps
• Native dependencies
• Common problems
• Summary
• Chapter 17: Examining Source Generators
• Technical requirements
• What a source generator is
• How to get started with source generators
• Community projects
• Summary
• Chapter 18: Visiting .NET MAUI
• Technical requirements
• What is .NET MAUI?
• Creating a new project
• Looking at the template
• Developing for Android
• Developing for iOS
• Developing for macOS
• Developing for Windows
• Developing for Tizen
• Summary
• Chapter 19: Where to Go from Here
• Take-aways from running Blazor in production
• The next steps
• Summary
• Packt Page
• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Index