Domain-Driven Design (DDD) helps to clearly separate responsibilities in .NET applications. In this article, we begin to apply DDD for a blog-type backend, explaining the key concepts and structuring the project into clear layers: Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and API.
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In this article, we discover how we can persist local data in Blazor WebAssembly applications using ProtectedLocalStorage. A practical example will show how we can securely save user preferences (such as the chosen theme).
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Find out why the React + .NET Core stack is ideal for modern web applications. Discover the advantages of each technology and the scenarios in which this combination excels.
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In this article, you learn how to manage communication between components in Blazor using EventCallback for sending events and [CascadingParameter] for sharing global data. Everything is illustrated through a practical example: a form that adds items to a list.
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In this article, we explore how to build reusable components in Blazor, how to use [Parameter] to customize them, and how we can quickly create modular interfaces, such as a CardComponent or an AlertComponent.
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In this article, we discover the mechanisms of data binding and event handling in Blazor. You will learn how to use directives such as @bind, @onchange, and @onclick, through a practical example with a form and an interactive list.
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In this second part of our Blazor WebAssembly series, we explore one of the most important concepts of any web application: navigation between pages.
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In this article, we begin the series about Blazor WebAssembly. You will learn what it is, how it works, and how you can quickly create a web application in C# that runs directly in the browser.
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