Understanding the Blazor web framework
Blazor was introduced as an experimental project in early 2018. It's the latest addition to the Single-Page Application (SPA)-based ASP.NET Core web frameworks. You can think of it as similar to React, Angular, Vue, and other SPA-based frameworks, but it is powered by C# and the Razor markup language, enabling you to create web applications without having to write JavaScript. Yes, you heard that right – without JavaScript! Though Blazor doesn't require you to use JavaScript, it offers a feature called JavaScript interoperability (JS interop), which allows you to invoke JavaScript code from your C# code and vice versa. Pretty neat!
Regardless of whether you are coming from a Windows, Xamarin, Web Forms, or traditional ASP.NET MVC development background, or are completely new to ASP.NET Core and want to take your skills to the next level, Blazor is definitely a great choice for you since it enables you to use your existing C...