During lock-down; whilst working from home, I had the opportunity to investigate Server Side Blazor; Microsoft’s new SPA framework that allows developers to use C# instead of JavaScript to build interactive web UIs. I was very impressed with its component-based approach and simplicity, especially if you are already an experienced C# developer.
My main concern was the…
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Using Blazor in Your Existing ASP.Net Core MVC Applications
The first thing we must do is configure the application to use the Server Side Blazor service. So, let’s go ahead and add in an additional line to the existing ConfigureServices section of the Startup.cs file.
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