Working with Component-Based Architecture
Welcome to Blazor Web Development Cookbook. This book will be your comprehensive guide to enhancing your skills in building dynamic and scalable web applications with Blazor. It offers a collection of practical solutions and techniques for tackling the most common challenges in web development. In each chapter, we’ll dive into different areas of application development. This book is packed with detailed examples and actionable tips. We’ll explore a range of topics – from optimizing components, through managing application state to increasing your application’s interactivity and security. Having such a resource will allow you to gain development velocity and focus on addressing business requirements.
In this chapter, you’ll learn about the core principles of component-based architecture in Blazor. We’ll start by creating a basic component and progress to more complex aspects such as parameterization for reusability and handling required parameters. We’ll also explore advanced topics, such as building components with customizable content, implementing generic components, and increasing loose coupling with DynamicComponent.
By the end of this chapter, you’ll be able to implement and optimize components in Blazor. Understanding component-based architecture is foundational in building more sophisticated, interactive, and responsive web applications. It’s also essential for writing scalable, maintainable, and reusable code.
We’re going to cover the following recipes in this chapter:
- Initializing a project
- Creating your first basic component
- Declaring parameters on a component
- Detecting render mode at runtime
- Ensuring that a parameter is required
- Passing values from the parent component with
CascadingParameter - Creating components with customizable content
- Making components generic
- Decoupling components with
DynamicComponent
