Appendix A. Learning Blazor App Projects
Throughout this book, we examine the Learning Blazor app, which was created for this book. The app consists of several projects that each serve as an isolated bit of functionality. The architecture is discussed in Chapter 1, “Perusing The “Learning Blazor” Sample App”. The source code can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/IEvangelist/learning-blazor.
The learning-blazor.sln solution file contains several projects that together make up the entire application as a cohesive unit. While each project within the solution is responsible for its core functionality, orchestrating projects with disparate functionality cohesively is a requirement of any successful application. The following sections list the primary projects within the solution and provide topical details about them.
Web Client
The client application, named simply Web.Client is a Blazor WebAssembly project — targeting the Microsoft.NET.Sdk.BlazorWebAssembly software development kit (SDK). The web project is responsible for all of the user interactions and experiences. Through pages, client-side routing, form validation, model binding, and component-based UIs the Web.Client project shows the most major features of Blazor. This app defines a Learning.Blazor namespace.
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