No More JavaScript: How Microsoft Blazor Uses WebAssembly

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Last week https://thenewstack.io/web-app-development-sans-javascript-with-microsoft-blazor/, Microsoft’s web stack that eschews JavaScript and enables developers to use WebAssembly on the client side. You will remember previously that you can have multiple routes marked out on the page.

{ currentCount++; This takes a parameter from the URL and puts it straight into the code (allowing for capitalization differences) using an override.

It shows some fake weather: On the backend is this a simple fake service in pure C#: 1 public class WeatherForecastService

So in summary, we make a fake service for our server, register it, then “inject” it into the pages of the App.

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