Awesome Blazor

URL: https://github.com/AdrienTorris/awesome-blazor#readme
Category: Themed directories
Tags: awesome-lists, dotnet, web

Overview

Awesome Blazor is a curated, community-maintained directory of resources for building .NET web applications with Blazor. It focuses on C#/Razor-based web development running in the browser via WebAssembly or on the server.

Features

• Curated Blazor resource list

  • Collection of links and references specifically focused on Blazor development.
  • Emphasis on quality, community contributions, and discoverability.

• Coverage of core topics and resource types

  • Introduction
    • Basic explanation of what Blazor is and how it works.
    • Links to the official Blazor website and “Get Started” documentation.
  • General resources
    • Broad Blazor-related materials that don’t fit a single narrow category.
  • Templates
    • Project templates and starter kits for quickly scaffolding Blazor apps.
  • Sample projects
    • Example applications demonstrating practical Blazor usage and patterns.
  • Tutorials
    • Step-by-step guides and learning materials for beginners and intermediate users.
  • Libraries & extensions
    • UI components, helper libraries, and add-ons tailored to Blazor.
  • Source generators
    • Tools and packages that generate Blazor-related source code.
  • Real-world applications
    • Examples of production or production-like apps built with Blazor.
  • Videos
    • Screencasts, talks, and visual learning content.
  • Articles
    • Written technical content, guides, and deep dives on Blazor topics.
  • Podcasts
    • Audio content related to Blazor and .NET web development.
  • Presentation slides
    • Slide decks from talks and conferences about Blazor.
  • Tooling
    • Development tools and utilities that support Blazor workflows.
  • Books & E-books
    • Longer-form learning materials dedicated to Blazor.
  • Courses
    • Structured learning paths and training offerings (free or paid, depending on the linked providers).
  • Community
    • Links to community hubs, discussion channels, and user groups.
  • Other languages
    • Blazor resources available in languages other than English.

• Searchable companion site

  • Linked “Awesome Blazor Browser” website that allows searching the Awesome Blazor list content.
  • Public source code for the browser/search tool is provided.

• Open contribution model

  • Public contribution guidelines for adding or updating resources.
  • Maintains a contributors list acknowledging community participation.

Pricing

• Awesome Blazor itself is a free, open GitHub-based directory.
• Individual linked resources (books, courses, tools, etc.) may have their own pricing, which is determined by their respective providers and not by Awesome Blazor.