Syncfusion has provided a Blazor Template Studio in the 2020 Volume 1 release for creating Blazor apps that integrate Syncfusion components. The various features of this extension—installing NuGet packages, adding Syncfusion Blazor component sample code, and applying built-in templates to enhance the user experience—make it a useful tool. These features save developers significant time in creating and configuring projects.
In this blog, I am going to explain how to create a Syncfusion Blazor app using the Blazor Template Studio.
The prerequisites for creating a Blazor app are:
The Blazor Template Studio extension for Visual Studio is available in the Blazor setup of the Syncfusion Essential Studio® 2020 Volume 1 release. It is also available as an extension in the Visual Studio Marketplace, or you can directly install it from Visual Studio 2019 by navigating to Extensions > Manage Extensions > Online and searching for the Syncfusion Blazor Template Studio.
Refer to this blog to learn more about the extension and its installation.
The following are the steps to create a Syncfusion Blazor app:
Note: In Syncfusion Blazor WebAssembly App project type, we can choose ASP.NET Core hosted, Progressive Web Application, or both.
The Blazor app will be created with the required NuGet packages for the Syncfusion components, and sample code for the selected features of the controls will be added as separate Razor files.
In this blog, we learned about creating a Blazor project using the Syncfusion Blazor Template Studio available with our 2020 Volume 1 release. This will help you create attractive web applications in less time. You can checkout our other Visual Studio extensions from this blog.
Now it’s your turn to try out our Syncfusion Blazor Template Studio to create versatile web applications.
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