Take advantage of Blazor, Microsoft’s answer to full-stack development, to build rich web apps with C# and .NET Core. Topics ... Figure 3: Displaying data in the Blazor Server app.

The simplest solution for that option is to take the same "cache-first" approach that Blazor does to your web pages: At start up, if you have a network connection, fill local storage with data from ...

As the app runs entirely inside the browser, there's no need for a persistent connection to the server, making applications more tolerant to unstable network connections. It's also trivial to enable ...

There’s little difference between Blazor and the familiar ASP.Net server-side web application model, though because Blazor code runs in the browser you need to consider how you’ll transfer ...

SEE: Microsoft's GitHub to developers: New Android app beta lets you do these tasks Developers can test out Mobile Blazor Bindings if they have installed .NET Core 3.0 or 3.1 SDK, Visual Studio ...