Building a personal blog is a great way to document projects, share insights, and showcase technical skills. Using Blazor Server offers a seamless development experience, allowing you to use C# for both front-end and back-end, while benefiting from server-side rendering and integrated security. In this post, we'll explore why Blazor Server is an ideal choice for building a blog site and how it can help you grow as a developer.
Customer wanted an Inventory Management system and decided to write in Blazor. Am also using Web API to manage CRUD operations.

Building a personal blog is a great way to document projects, share insights, and showcase technical skills. Using Blazor Server offers a seamless development experience, allowing you to use C# for both front-end and back-end, while benefiting from server-side rendering and integrated security. In this post, we'll explore why Blazor Server is an ideal choice for building a blog site and how it can help you grow as a developer.

In using the Blazing Blog V2 template for our blog, I found that it was written to work on Windows. It is not difficult to make your code cross-platform compatible. Check out the following examples.

A customer wants help managing inventory of shoes. Blazor is a good alternative for this. We can also use Clean Architecture to make sure we can extend this project as needed.

We have setup almost complete in Part 1. We just need to configure the database before checking our application.

Hugh Flanagan in Blazor
Hugh Flanagan in Blazor
Hugh Flanagan in Blazor
Hugh Flanagan in Blazor