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Things to Know Before You Migrate Your Blazor App to .NET 9

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By Builder.services. AddRazor Components, Builder.services. AddAuthorization Core, Builder.services. AddCascading AuthenticationState, .services. AddAuthentication StateDeserialization
| telerik.com
Thinking of upgrading to .NET 9 for Blazor development? Here are a few key things to watch out for. .NET 8 was a seismic release for Blazor, with new render modes and paradigms for building web applications. .NET 9 by comparison, takes a lighter touch. Bar a few minor tweaks here and there, the surface area of Blazor’s API remains largely unchanged. Instead, this release brings some improvements to key areas and smooths out some of .NET 8’s rougher edges.
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Latest .NET 9 Previews Bring Long-Awaited Blazor Improvements

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By Builder.services. AddRazor Components, Builder.services. AddAuthorization Core, Builder.services. AddCascading AuthenticationState, Builder.services. AddAuthentication StateDeserialization
| telerik.com
Improved error handling for lost Blazor Server connections takes the limelight as .NET 9 takes shape ahead of its November release. Work on Blazor and .NET 9 continues ahead of its November 2024 release date. After the sweeping changes in .NET 8, this release is on track to smooth off some of Blazor’s rougher edges. Here are the notable changes released in Previews 5 and 6. You can download the latest (preview) version of .NET 9 here.
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Blazor WASM Hosted App with Cookie-based Authentication and Microsoft Identity

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By Michael Kanios, return Ok, Builder.services. AddScoped, Builder.services. AddAuthorization Core
| The Code Project
This article is for those interested in building a Blazor WASM hosted app that supports authentication and would like to use Microsoft Identity instead of using IdentityServer or any other OpenID compatible service. Introduction In this article, we will see how to build a Blazor WASM hosted application, which requires Authentication and Authorization using the Microsoft Identity framework instead of IdentityServer which comes with the default Blazor templates.
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