Learn BLAZOR-WASM with Real Code Examples

To-do application with local storage

Client-side dashboard with charts and API integration

Form-based enterprise application

Offline-capable PWA

Interactive data visualization with Blazor components

Check browser console for WebAssembly load errors

Ensure correct assembly references

Verify service registrations for DI

Monitor network requests for API calls

Check component lifecycle methods for correct execution

Unit test components using bUnit

Integration tests with Playwright or Selenium

Debug using browser developer tools

Check API integration with mock services

Test PWA offline functionality

Static hosting on Azure Static Web Apps or GitHub Pages

Integrated with ASP.NET Core server for full-stack deployment

Docker container deployment

PWA hosted on CDN for offline-first apps

Use CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment

.NET SDK and runtime

Visual Studio/VS Code tooling

NuGet package ecosystem

Blazor DevTools for browser debugging

Third-party component libraries (Radzen, Telerik, MudBlazor)

ASP.NET Core Web API for backend data

JavaScript libraries via JS interop

IdentityServer or Azure AD for authentication

SignalR for real-time communication

PWA support for offline apps

Reuse components across projects

Use dependency injection for shared services

Leverage existing .NET libraries

Optimize lazy loading and bundling

Use Visual Studio/VS Code productivity extensions

Large payload and slow initial load

Browser debugging for WASM code

Interop between JS and C#

Component lifecycle management

Optimizing performance for mobile devices