WebAssembly

In this post, I will continue the tradition which I started in a 2015 blog post of celebrating the year and looking back at highlights.

Advanced Blazor techniques are covered such as sharing Razor class libraries between a Blazor WebAssembly project and Blazor server-side. Shows how to reference embedded resources like JavaScript libraries, debug on server-side then deploy as client-side and debug in the browser.

How can you connect securely without storing credentials in the client and hosting your own identity service? The solution is to use Azure Active Directory for authentication and communicate securely with a serverless Azure Function.

Blazor and WebAssembly examples (part of a Blazor presentation)

In this post, I will continue the tradition which I started in a 2015 blog post of celebrating the year and looking back at highlights.

Advanced Blazor techniques are covered such as sharing Razor class libraries between a Blazor WebAssembly project and Blazor server-side. Shows how to reference embedded resources like JavaScript libraries, debug on server-side then deploy as client-side and debug in the browser.

How can you connect securely without storing credentials in the client and hosting your own identity service? The solution is to use Azure Active Directory for authentication and communicate securely with a serverless Azure Function.

Blazor and WebAssembly examples (part of a Blazor presentation)