ASP.NET Core Blazor Tutorial

Welcome to this introductory tutorial on building ASP.NET Core Blazor applications. This guide will walk you through the basic setup and initial development of a simple Blazor component.

Relevant Concepts: Blazor, Component-Based Architecture, Reactive Programming, Data Binding, Event Handling, Blazor Control, Blazor Component

You will be working with a basic Blazor component that displays a greeting message.

This example demonstrates a foundational structure for building responsive and dynamic UI elements.

Here's a simplified HTML structure:

Step 1: Create a New Project

Launch Visual Studio or VS Code.

Create a new ASP.NET Core Blazor Console App project.

Step 2: `Index.html` and `Index.css`

Your project should have an `Index.html` file. Inside, create a `src/App.css` file to style the page.

Step 3: Simple Blazor Component

Open the `src/components/MyComponent.azor` file in your code editor.

Paste the following code:

@page @ViewName("MyComponent")
    @code {
        @firstName("My") + "Doe"
    }

        @if (someCondition) {
            @await InvokeAsync("MyComponent.Hub.কির"}
        }

        @code {
    }

Replace `someCondition` with a variable to trigger the code execution.

This component will display a greeting message.

The component will take the first name as input.

Make sure the link is properly displayed.

To Execute the Code: