This book teaches you how to build interactive Blazor Web App projects with .NET 10 and C# 14. You learn how components work, how data moves through the UI, and how to build full stack features without writing JavaScript. Every chapter contains real examples and practical steps. You start with core concepts, then progress into styling, forms, API integration, CRUD workflows, identity, advanced components, state management, interop, and deployment.
You work through hands on mini projects and full projects that model real application structure. These projects show component communication, input handling, API workflows, secure page access, dynamic rendering, global state, performance checks, and backend integration. Each section teaches patterns you apply in your own applications.
The book fits readers who want a direct and structured path into Blazor, including new developers, experienced .NET developers moving to the browser, and teams building internal tools. The writing stays concise and focused on results. You get clear examples, predictable patterns, and component code you can use in production.
What you learn
- Blazor Web App structure and hosting
- Component creation, Razor syntax, and event logic
- C# 14 features that support data flow
- Layouts, templates, routing, and navigation
- Reusable components and parameter patterns
- CSS isolation, global styles, responsive rules, and theme files
- One way and two way binding
- Cascading values and advanced form handling
- Validation models and custom validation logic
- Strong typed models, JSON usage, and HttpClient patterns
- API integration, error handling, and data workflows
- CRUD operations with list, detail, create, and edit pages
- Identity setup, login flows, protected routes, and role checks
- Render fragments, dynamic components, and server or WASM modes
- Local state, shared services, global containers, and local storage
- JavaScript interop techniques
- Performance tuning and render checks
- Deployment steps for production
Projects included
- Profile viewer
- Task dashboard
- Product catalog layout
- User registration module
- News feed viewer
- Inventory manager
- Admin panel
- Widget builder
- Shopping cart
- Full stack order system
Who this book is for
- Beginners learning Blazor for the first time
- .NET developers building client UI with modern tools
- Teams creating internal dashboards or line of business apps
- Developers switching from MVC or Razor Pages
- Readers who prefer practical steps instead of theory only
This book provides a complete path from first setup to full production features using Blazor Web App with .NET 10 and C# 14. You learn how to build stable, interactive, and structured applications suitable for personal projects or team environments.
