This is a Blazor WebAssembly app which uses Javascript interoperability to allow a user to upload and view a 3D model in their browser. It could also potentially be ported to alternative Blazor ...

That stirred much interest in the developer community and revitalized talk of a much-anticipated one-model-for-everything framework that could be used for cloud, mobile, desktop and other apps ...

This is the repository for the LinkedIn Learning course Blazor WebAssembly: Building Your First App ... web application, as well as creating and effectively using Razor components. David goes over the ...

But what if you want to use Blazor in an existing ASP.NET Core project that uses Controllers+Views ... pass parameters from your View/Page to your component. I can, for example, pass the entire object ...

Take advantage of Blazor ... for the web and comprises a .NET runtime that is downloaded with your Blazor WebAssembly app at run time. Blazor Server: This is a hosting model in which the ...

Once installed, apps are built from the Blazor template ... runs in the Razor single-page web application framework, implemented using a familiar model-view-controller (MVC) pattern.