Blazor Series Ending!

Blazor Series Ending!

The Blazor series reprint has ended. In fact, the site owner finished reprinting on the 25th, synchronized it on the Dotnet9 website (https://dotnet9.com), and created an album "Learning Blazor Together Series", which everyone can browse at any time on the website.

Last updated 12/30/2021 10:46 PM
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Blazor
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Learning Blazor Together Series
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.NET C# Blazor Frontend

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Finally Finished

The Blazor series repost is completed now. Actually, the site owner finished reposting on the 25th, simultaneously published on the Dotnet9 website (https://dotnet9.com), and created an album titled "Learning Blazor Together". You can browse it anytime on the site.

Sync on Dotnet9 website

Repost Experience

ASP.NET Core & Blazor Series

Original series link: https://ithelp.ithome.com.tw/users/20140893/ironman/4317

Screenshot of original series

Currently, not many people use Blazor, which can be seen from the reading numbers of previous posts. But the site owner reposted this series not only to increase content for the public account but also to learn Blazor as a technology, because it is planned to be used in work. While reading the original author's articles and practicing along, I gained a lot. I am very grateful to the original author, and I am also happy to share again!

Reposting this series was time-consuming

The site owner read and practiced each step (the last 2 unit tests were not done), which helped memorize Blazor technical points quite well. You can try this approach instead of just reading.

The articles were converted from Traditional to Simplified Chinese via Google, then slightly modified according to Simplified Chinese habits. The longest article took over 4 hours (including writing code), from 9 PM to past 1 AM. Time flew by, but learning something new was very satisfying. I also admire the original author—creating original content is the most time-consuming, and you worked hard.

Learning Suggestions

Apart from Microsoft's Blazor official documentation, this series is worth checking out. The original author used .NET 5, while the site owner refactored with .NET 6. Most parts are similar, so you can compare and learn. By the way, the original author includes reference links at the end of each article—clicking them will bring more insights.

Microsoft Blazor official documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/blazor/?view=aspnetcore-6.0

Original series: https://ithelp.ithome.com.tw/users/20140893/ironman/4317

Original author's sample repository: https://github.com/Tommy95271/BlazorPractice

Site owner's repost series: See Dotnet9 official account and website

Site owner's Dotnet6 refactored sample repository: https://github.com/dotnet9/BlazorDemo

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