Summary

Over the course of this chapter, we have learned the fundamentals of each Blazor WebAssembly application, from setting up the development tools to creating the first application using the .NET CLI and Visual Studio 2022. We also discovered the anatomy and the structure of the application by defining the purpose of each file and why it’s there. We looked at DI, created our first service, injected it within a component, and explored the reasons why it’s important in modern software development.

Configurations are an essential part of each application. To avoid hard-coded values within your code, you need to keep the environment that your application is running on in consideration. This extra care can make your development experience easier, especially after publishing an application to production while other features are still under development. Managing the environments and configurations helps with overcoming inconsistencies in development and managing the part under development.

In the next chapter, you will start the real action with Blazor by exploring and developing the basics of app components, which are the main building blocks of a Blazor app.