Microsoft Blazor – Rapid Development with SQL Forms Open-source Platz.SqlForms

Neat example of what is possible with Blazor!

How to develop a Blazor server application dynamically and generate UI from Entity Framework using open-source Platz.SqlForms including master-details data entry

Source: Microsoft Blazor – Rapid Development with SQL Forms Open-source Platz.SqlForms – CodeProject

First Steps with Blazor – Simple Talk

It is always fun to play with new toys! This article from Julio Sampaio introduces you to Blazor – Web pages done in C#.

Blazor stands for Browser + Razor, which gives you an idea of what’s behind the new framework. Razor is the ASP.NET programming syntax that Microsoft uses to create its C# (or VB.NET) dynamic pages. Now, you can create web applications using only C# and run them in a web browser.

Source: First Steps with Blazor – Simple Talk

Blazor’s Future: gRPC Is Key

Blazor guru Steve Sanderson detailed what Microsoft is thinking about the future of the revolutionary project that enables .NET-based web development using C# instead of JavaScript, explaining how gRPC is key, along with a new way of testing and a scheme for installable desktop apps.

Source: Blazor’s Future: gRPC Is Key — Visual Studio Magazine