Blazor and ASP.NET Core

In this tutorial, you will learn how to override AccountController.cs in server-side Blazor so you can set a custom SignedOut URL when using Azure AD B2C authentication. If you have created a Blazor app with Azure AD B2C authentication, it was likely scaffolded using the helpful AzureADB2C.UI package. Unfortunately, ... Read more

If your C# web app targets .NET Core 3.1 or greater, you can use the new IdentityModel.AspNetCore package to easily manage access tokens provided by an IdentityServer4 authentication server. Let’s get started. ... Read more

In this tutorial, you will add access token caching to your IdentityServer4 protected API in order to reduce unnecessary load on your authentication server. ... Read more

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 ... 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. ... 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. ... Read more