Building a static HTML page with Blazor is pretty easy, but doesn't make for an interesting application. To support basic interactivity, Blazor components/pages use databinding to show dynamic data and respond to events on the component and its elements. The simplest form of databinding is one-way binding. One-way binding renders the data from our code … Continue reading How-To: Add Blazor Component Interactivity with One-Way Binding
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How-To: Create New Page in Blazor
In Blazor, a page is the basic unit of navigation. It is the top-level component that can be reached via a URL So, when we want a new view in your Blazor app, we will need to create a new page. In all other aspects, a page and a component have equivalent functionality. First, we … Continue reading How-To: Create New Page in Blazor
How-To: Write First bUnit Test
bUnit is a testing library for Blazor components. Its goal is to make it easy to write comprehensive, stable unit tests for these components. We will learn the steps to create our first bUnit test from setup to rendering to validation. This first test will be very simple to allow us to focus on the mechanics of creating the … Continue reading How-To: Write First bUnit Test
How-to: Add bUnit Test Project to Blazor Solution
Having automated tests for our Blazor applications is very important. We can use xUnit (or any other) test framework to write unit tests for the C# classes in our app. However, some part of our logic (even if it's just the databinding logic) lives in Blazor components and pages. For those to be tested, we … Continue reading How-to: Add bUnit Test Project to Blazor Solution
How-To: Create Blazor WASM Project
Here are the quick steps to create a Blazor WebAssembly project for .NET 5 in Visual Studio. The basic template creates some extra pages and components, so we will also clean it up to produce a minimal project with a home page. This is a great starting point for all of our Blazor projects. Initial … Continue reading How-To: Create Blazor WASM Project
