When and How to Use Blazor Components Blazor is a powerful framework for building web applications using C# instead of JavaScript. One of the key features of Blazor is its component-based architecture, which allows you to create reusable and encapsulated UI elements. In this article, we will ex...
Once you are ready to subscribe to the Blazor component suite, ensure that your system meets subscriptionrequirements. Use the following guide to create your first project: Read Tutorial:Get Started With DevExpress Components for Blazor #Included Components ...
We’ve looked at 3 different ways to handle communication between components in Blazor. We started off looking at simple scenario of parent child communication using EventCallbacks. We then looked at how we could use Cascading Values to coordinate communication amount closely related, nested, componen...
it is essential to note that this approach does not allow passing data to sibling components or the children of the direct child. The following image illustrates how data flows through a component tree using Parameter:
The next example shows how to use the InputRadioGroup<TValue> and InputRadio<TValue> components. You typically use a radio button group to present a series of radio buttons. Each button enables the user to select one value from a given set. An EditForm can contain multiple Radio...
Before we dive into components, we need to look at theRendererandRenderTree, and the application setting. The Renderer and the Render Tree A detailed description of how theRendererandRenderTreework is beyond the scope of this article, but you need a basic grasp of the concepts to understand ...
All the Blazor input classes derive from the InputBase class. It has a bunch of things we can use for all the input components InputBase handles AdditionalAttributes, which means that if we add any other attributes to the tag, they will automatically get transferred to the output. This means...
The Blazor programming experience leads naturally toward an extensive use of components. In Blazor, a component is a .NET class that implements some UI rendering logic based on some state. Blazor components are close to the idea of Web compone...
Blazor components don't support constructor dependency injection. Instead, use either the @inject directive in the component markup or the InjectAttribute on the property declaration.During the prerender phase, code in a Blazor Server component can't perform actions that require a ...
Use the power of C# and the richness of the .NET platform to build full-stack web apps with greater productivity and performance. Reusable components Create rich, interactive user experiences using a flexible component model offering built-in features for forms and data. Run anywhere Build your ...