Learning Blazor Build Single-Page Apps with WebAssembly and C#.pdf（高清PDF免费下载）

This book is structured as follows:
Chapter 1, “Blazing Into Blazor” introduces the core concepts and fundamentals of Blazor
for web app development as a platform. It also introduces the example app for this book and
discusses its architecture.
Chapter 2, “Executing The App” dives into how the execution of the app functions starting
from the first client request to the static website’s Uniform Resource Locator (URL). You’ll
learn how the HTML renders, the subsequent requests for additional resources are called,
and how Blazor bootstraps itself.
Chapter 3, “​​Componentizing” goes into how the user is represented within the app. You’ll
learn how to use third-party authentication providers to verify a user’s identity. You’ll learn
about customization of the authentication state user experience, and about various data-
binding approaches with Razor control structures.
Chapter 4, “Customizing The User Login Experience” details how the client services are
registered for dependency injection. You’ll learn about componentization and how to use
the RenderFragment approach for customizing components. You’ll also how to write
and use parameterized client-native speech synthesis that is fully functional and
configurable in Blazor WebAssembly.


Chapter 5, “Localizing The App” demonstrates how you can use a free artificial
intelligence-based automated continuous delivery pipeline to support localization. You’ll
learn how to use the framework-provided IStringLocalizer type and
corresponding services.
Chapter 6, “Exemplifying Real-time Web Functionality” introduces real-time web
functionality, and shows a notification system, live Tweet stream page, and alert
capabilities. Additionally, you’ll learn how to build a chat app using ASP.NET Core
SignalR.
Chapter 7, “Using Source Generators” creates a case for source generators to improve the
Blazor JavaScript interop experience. You’ll learn why C# source generators are so useful
in app development and how they’ll save you loads of time.
Chapter 8, “Accepting Form Input with Validation” explores how forms work. We’ll go
through an advanced

of input validation. We’ll also look at how to incorporate
native speech recognition into the form to give users another input option. You’ll learn how
to use EditContext and form-model binding. Custom validation state representations
with reactive updates using Reactive Extensions from .NET.
Chapter 9, “Testing All the Things” teaches you how to write unit tests, component tests,
and even end-to-end tests to make sure your app works. These tests can be automated to run
each time that the app is pushed to the GitHub repository using GitHub Actions.