Web Development with Blazor: A practical guide to building interactive UIs with C# 12 and .NET 8

This is a great book for any C# developer looking to explore Blazor, as a senior C# developer, I still learnt as few things. Well worth a read.

In last 10 years the technical writers became so bad, sorry Mark, and they are simply throwing information at you. I thought authors like Don Box, Chris Sells, Adam Nathan don't exist anymore. Jimmy gives me hope, he is a great writer. It was a pleasure to read the Blazor book. He got me when he said "Blazor can remove everything you hate about web dev". Every Net dev hates web dev so I felt understood. The book is logical and told in a very good style. A must read.

Muy completo para profundizar en blazor, y si estas iniciando en blazor tambien es muy buen libro.Muy recomendable .

I usually find it frustrating when books only talk about concepts without offering practical examples or solid evidence. However, this book truly stands out by not only discussing Microsoft Blazor in depth but also providing real-world examples for every topic, from authentication to design and deployment. It’s a comprehensive guide that not only tells you what to do but shows you how to do it effectively. This makes the learning experience much more impactful and practical. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to dive deep into Blazor and understand both the “why” and the “how” behind building robust applications.

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I have gone through this book as an experienced backend software engineer and found the approach and examples are very easy to follow.If you are looking to get into more frontend fullstack developer or have come from other frontend languages like React or even Asp.Net then this book is for you.The chapters are very well laid out and easy to read and have lots of code examples to follow along with and the code is available to download and try yourself.If you are a modern Microsoft .Net developer, then I would recommend that this book has a place on your bookshelf.