Blazor 9: New Features and Improvements

Blazor 9 is the latest web framework from Microsoft for building interactive web applications. It’s based on .NET and C#, and allows developers to use familiar tools and languages to create modern web applications.

Blazor 9 introduces a number of new features and improvements, including:

.NET 9 support: Blazor 9 now supports .NET 9, which means developers can use all the new features and improvements in .NET 9, such as C# 9, minimal APIs, and improved performance. Razor component improvements: Razor components now support constructor injection, which makes it easier to inject dependencies into components. Additionally, Razor components now support WebSockets, which allows developers to create real-time web applications. Blazor WebAssembly improvements: Blazor WebAssembly now supports WebSockets, which allows developers to create real-time web applications. Additionally, Blazor WebAssembly now supports .NET MAUI, which allows developers to build cross-platform mobile applications with Blazor. Other improvements: Blazor 9 also includes a number of other improvements, such as an improved debugging experience, new Blazor Studio tooling, and updated documentation. Here are some more details about the new features and improvements in Blazor 9:

.NET 9 support

Blazor 9 now supports .NET 9, which means developers can use all the new features and improvements in .NET 9, such as:

C# 9: C# 9 introduces a number of new features, such as pattern matching, record types, and the init method. Minimal APIs: Minimal APIs are a new ASP.NET Core programming model that allows developers to create lighter-weight and faster web applications. Improved performance: .NET 9 includes a number of performance improvements that can improve the performance of Blazor applications. Razor component improvements

Razor components now support the following improvements:

Constructor injection: Razor components now support constructor injection, which makes it easier to inject dependencies into components. WebSockets: Razor components now support WebSockets, which allows developers to create real-time web applications. Blazor WebAssembly improvements

Blazor WebAssembly now supports the following improvements:

WebSockets: Blazor WebAssembly now supports WebSockets, which allows developers to create real-time web applications. .NET MAUI: Blazor WebAssembly now supports .NET MAUI, which allows developers to build cross-platform mobile applications with Blazor. Other improvements

Blazor 9 also includes a number of other improvements, such as:

Improved debugging experience: Blazor 9 includes an improved debugging experience that makes it easier for developers to debug Blazor applications. New Blazor Studio tooling: Blazor Studio is a new tool that helps developers create and debug Blazor applications. Updated documentation: Blazor 9 includes updated documentation that helps developers learn how to use Blazor. Getting started with Blazor 9

To get started with Blazor 9, visit the Blazor website: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/aspnet/web-apps/blazor.

Blazor is a powerful and easy-to-use web framework for building interactive web applications. Blazor 9 introduces a number of new features and improvements that make it a great choice for building modern web applications.