By Michael Washington on
12/9/2019 6:25 AM
 You can easily create an Image File Manager in Blazor when using the free Radzen Blazor Components…
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By Michael Washington on
11/28/2019 9:42 AM
 You can easily deploy updates to your Blazor application to Azure using GitHub Actions…
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By Michael Washington on
11/27/2019 9:06 PM
 You can easily deploy updates to your Blazor application to Azure using Azure Pipelines…
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By Michael Washington on
11/24/2019 5:58 PM
 You can easily create re-usable custom controls for your Blazor applications even if they contain assets such as JavaScript. In this example we will create a reusable Rich Text Editor control…
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By Michael Washington on
11/20/2019 8:08 PM
 You can easily implement a Rich Text Editor in your Blazor applications using the free open source component called Quill…
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By Michael Washington on
11/17/2019 3:16 PM
 In this article we will create a Database Driven module for Oqtane, the new web application framework that runs in Microsoft Blazor…
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By Michael Washington on
11/10/2019 1:36 PM
 You can easily add charts to a Blazor application using ChartJs.Blazor…
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By Michael Washington on
11/3/2019 4:14 PM
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By Michael Washington on
10/20/2019 5:45 PM
 In this article we will explore the Blog module for Oqtane, the new web application framework that runs in Microsoft Blazor. There are two methods to create custom modules in Oqtane, inline, and as a separate Visual Studio project. This post will cover creating a separate Visual Studio project…
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By Michael Washington on
10/17/2019 4:00 PM
 In this article we will create a SQL Database Administration Module for Oqtane, the web application framework that runs in Microsoft Blazor…
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By Michael Washington on
10/17/2019 4:00 PM
 In this article we will create a Hello World module for Oqtane, the new web application framework that runs in Microsoft Blazor. There are two methods to create custom modules in Oqtane, inline, and as a separate Visual Studio project. This article will cover creating a module inline…
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By Michael Washington on
10/16/2019 5:43 AM
 You can make your Server Side Blazor applications Progressive Webs Applications (PWA), that allow them to be installed (and uninstalled) on mobile devices without the need to go through the normal application store for those devices…
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By Michael Washington on
10/13/2019 2:55 PM
 Oqtane is an application that is built using Microsoft’s Blazor technology. It allows you to deploy and run modules written in Blazor. When Oqtane is deployed and running, it provides a dynamic web experience that can be run as client side Blazor or as server side Blazor. What makes Oqtane different from other Blazor applications, is that it produces the entire website, not just a single application. When you have a website that requires multiple functionality, such as Forums, Blogs, and Content Management, Oqtane can provide this…
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By Michael Washington on
10/12/2019 2:59 PM
 You can easily access the Microsoft Graph with Blazor as well as use the Microsoft Azure Active Directory authentication…
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By Michael Washington on
10/4/2019 1:24 PM
 You can create a Blazor server-side application that will allow any user with a GMail account to view their emails. This solution does not require that they set their GMail account to less secure access…
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By Michael Washington on
10/3/2019 5:55 PM
You can log users into your server side Blazor (Razor Components) application using Google authentication…
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By Michael Washington on
9/28/2019 7:02 AM
 Radzen is an application builder that has been around for years. It allows developers to build Line Of Business applications much in the way Visual Studio LightSwitch did...
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 5:26 AM
 You can properly scale your Blazor application by connecting it to an Azure SignalR Service…
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 5:18 AM
 Microsoft Azure is a cloud service provider that allows you to deploy your Blazor application to be used by anyone in the world…
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 5:11 AM
 To demonstrate how authentication works in a server-side Blazor application, we will strip authentication down to its most basic elements. We will simply set a cookie then read that cookie in the application…
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 5:05 AM
 When you need to, you can interact with JavaScript using Blazor. This allows you to call Javascript methods from Blazor, and to call Blazor methods from JavaScript as well as pass parameters…
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 4:52 AM
 A Blazor application is composed of components. These components can be made fully re-usable by creating templated components…
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 4:49 AM
 State Management in Blazor refers to the technique that you use to persist data between Blazor pages. Without state management, data would be lost…
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By Michael Washington on
9/26/2019 4:46 AM
 Microsoft Blazor allows you to easily create forms with validation to collect data…
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By Michael Washington on
9/25/2019 5:13 AM
 The primary benefit we have when using server-side Blazor is that we do not have to make web http calls from the client code to the server code. This reduces the code we need to write and eliminates many security concerns…
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By Michael Washington on
9/25/2019 5:08 AM
 Three things that you will usually find yourself using on every Blazor page, Binding, Events, and Parameters, will be covered here…
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By Michael Washington on
9/25/2019 4:53 AM
 In this article we will create a default Blazor project and explore the components and features…
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By Michael Washington on
9/25/2019 4:49 AM
 Microsoft’s Blazor is a framework for building rich interactive applications…
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By Michael Washington on
9/22/2019 3:02 PM
 You can create a simple administration page to allow you to create, update, and delete users in your server side Blazor application by adding a single .razor page. This example also demonstrates how to update the passwords for your users…
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By Michael Washington on
9/15/2019 4:58 PM
 The version of the book An Introduction to Building Applications with Blazor had a major change from Preview version 8 to Preview version 9 with the introduction of OwningComponentBase. Using OwningComponentBase ensures that the service and related services that share its scope are disposed with the component. Otherwise a service will live for the life of user’s the connection to the application, which may be problematic if users stay connected for a long time.
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By Michael Washington on
9/6/2019 6:31 PM
 You can allow your application end users to fully update their version of your application by simply uploading a .zip file…
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By Michael Washington on
4/29/2019 4:28 PM
 In this article we will compare the structure and the differences between the client side version of the Blazor Blazing Pizza example and the server side version…
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By Michael Washington on
2/24/2019 1:31 PM
 SQL-MisterMagoo recently posted a GitHub Blazor and Razor Components example that demonstrates a compelling animation. In this post we will examine how he did it…
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By Michael Washington on
11/22/2018 3:08 PM
 Radzen is an application builder that has been around for years. It allows developers to build Line Of Business applications much in the way Visual Studio LightSwitch does...
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By Michael Washington on
10/14/2018 1:11 PM
 I covered this previously with Angular. Basically the Blazor template creates a page that looks like this when loading…  ...
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