Blazor has redefined the current landscape for web developers, bringing C# and .NET into modern web UI development. With flexible rendering options, Blazor allows developers to execute C# code in the browser using WebAssembly, on the server, or through a combination of both, providing a consistent development experience across the stack. At the core of Blazor is the ability to compose web applications using reusable components, backed by an efficient incremental rendering model that updates only the parts of the UI that change during interactive rendering.

In this deep-dive session, you'll learn the fundamental concepts of Blazor, explore its component-based architecture, and understand how routing, data binding, styling, and rendering work together. Through demonstrations and practical examples, you'll see how to build modern Blazor web applications leveraging C# and .NET.

You will learn:

• Why Blazor is a compelling choice for modern .NET web applications
• How to build and style reusable Razor components using parameters, event handling, data binding, routing, CSS isolation, and component libraries
• How Blazor rendering works, including Static SSR, Interactive Server, WebAssembly, and Auto