Hooking into event delegates

UI events are the cornerstone of user interaction on the web – signaling every click, scroll, or keyboard press and enabling you to craft an interactive application. An event delegate acts as a bridge between the browser and your code. Each user interaction triggers a designated handler that executes a predefined action. In this recipe, we will dive into the mechanics of event delegates, illustrating how they are detected and managed within a Blazor application.

Let’s create a page, where users can display and hide a list of tickets by clicking a button.

Getting ready

Before you implement a clickable button, do the following:

• Create a Chapter03/Recipe01 directory – this will be your working directory
• Copy Ticket and Tickets sample files from the Chapter03/Data directory in the GitHub repository

How to do it…

Follow these steps to implement a basic event delegate hook:

1. Create a new routable...