I'm going to start start by creating a new stand-alone Blazor WebAssembly app. Prerequisitesįor this post I'm going to be using JetBrains Rider, but you can use Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code instead.
Make sense? I hope so, if not, it should all become clear shortly. These components can then use it to issue toast messages. The ToastService will be able to be injected into other components in the application. We are going to create a component called Toast which will react to events invoked by a ToastService. Introduction to server-side Blazor AKA Razor ComponentsĪll of the code in this post is available on my GitHub account.īefore we go any further I just want to give you a quick run down of the solution we will be building.What is Blazor and why is it so exciting?.The best bit, this will all be achieved without using a single line of JavaScript.įor those of you who are new to Blazor and want a bit more info first. By the time we're done you'll be able to show 4 different toasts depending on the level of importance (information, success, warning and error). In this post, I'm going to show you how to build toast notifications for your Blazor/Razor Components applications. Two new posts are published every day between 1st December and 25th December. This post is part of the second annual C# advent.
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