In the previous tutorial, you created a public web API and learned the right way to access it from a server-side Blazor application. In this tutorial, you will make that web API private by securing it using IdentityServer4. Specifically, you will restrict access to the API to only select applications that are authenticated via a … Read more
In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a server-side Blazor application that interacts with an external web API using HttpClientFactory. Later in the series, you will add IdentityServer4 authentication to protect the API and authorize the client web app. In this Blazor tutorial series Part 1: Blazor with Web API Solution Structure Part … Read more
This guide includes examples that will teach you how to begin using LINQPad for testing C# code snippets and programs. You will learn why LINQPad is a useful tool to integrate into your C# development workflow. Have you ever found yourself having to fire up a new instance of Visual Studio and then create a … Read more
After completing this tutorial, you will know how to download and save a file locally to your computer using JavaScript interop in a Blazor application. In this series Part 1: Write to LocalStorage Part 2: Save a File using JSInterop The techniques in this lesson could be used to build upon the functionality of the … Read more
One way to have data persist across sessions in a client-side Blazor WebAssembly application is to write to the browser’s LocalStorage or SessionStorage collection. This will allow the user to refresh or re-open the page and have the same experience as when they last left off. In previous tutorials, you already learned how to pass … Read more
In this Blazor tutorial, you will learn how to create a timer. You will also learn how to navigate to pages from your C# code programmatically using NavigationManager. For the purposes of this tutorial, you will consider a scenario where an event is raised by a timer service in a Blazor application. This event will … Read more
