With Blazor you build modern web applications entirely in C#

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Forget JavaScript. Build web, desktop and mobile applications with a single language and a framework Microsoft is pushing like never before.

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Most .NET companies developing web applications are still trapped in a fragmented ecosystem: C# on the backend, JavaScript or TypeScript on the frontend, JS frameworks that change every 18 months, and teams split between two worlds that struggle to communicate.

Blazor changes the rules of the game.

With Blazor your team develops frontend and backend with the same language, the same patterns, the same libraries. One coherent stack that eliminates technological fragmentation and multiplies productivity.

But beware: Blazor is not a tutorial toy. It is an enterprise framework that requires solid architectural skills to be fully exploited. And that's where we come in.

If you are a CTO who wants to unify the team's stack, a team leader who wants to eliminate the JavaScript dependency, or a senior developer who wants to position themselves on the future web technology in Microsoft's house, this path is designed for you.

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Why Blazor is the strategic choice for your team

Blazor is not "another web framework". It is Microsoft's answer to the problem every .NET company knows: the fragmentation between C# backend and JavaScript frontend.

With Blazor:

  • Reuse code and skills, The existing C# team becomes immediately productive on the frontend, without months of training on React or Angular.
  • Eliminate technological fragmentation, One language, one ecosystem, one way of thinking about software.
  • Develop everywhere, Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly, Blazor Hybrid with MAUI: web, desktop and mobile from the same codebase.
  • Microsoft backing, Blazor is integrated into .NET and receives continuous updates. It is not an open source project that can die tomorrow.

Companies that have adopted Blazor report 40-60% reductions in development time for interactive web applications, thanks to the elimination of context-switching between languages and the sharing of logic between frontend and backend.

What you learn: the complete programme

2 phases, 8 intensive training modules on YOUR code.

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2 phases, 8 intensive training modules on YOUR code.

PHASE 1: Blazor Foundations (Weeks 1-4)

  1. 1

    Before writing a component, choose the wrong rendering mode and pay for it for months

    Blazor is not a single framework: it is four rendering modes with fundamentally different trade-offs. The choice you make in the first hours of the project determines the architecture for its entire lifecycle, and changing it halfway means rewriting. In this module you consciously choose the right mode for your scenario, before writing a line of code.

    Programma

    • Blazor Server vs WebAssembly vs Auto vs Static SSRNot just which is better, but which solves your specific problem without creating three others
    • Static SSR and streaming renderingHow to serve instant HTML pages without JavaScript and then make them interactive progressively
    • Blazor Hybrid with MAUI and WPFThe same Razor component running in the browser also runs in the desktop app, without rewriting it
    • Enterprise project structureHow to organise shared library, features and infrastructure before the chaos becomes unrecoverable
    • Dependency Injection in BlazorService scoping in different rendering modes and the Scoped service trap in a static context
    • Enhanced navigationHow Blazor intercepts normal links and makes them SPA-like without a JavaScript router

    Risultato

    You know exactly which Blazor mode to use for every scenario. The architecture is designed to grow, not to be rewritten at the first unexpected requirement.

  2. 2

    The interface LEGO: components the team uses without asking you how they work

    The difference between a maintainable UI and a Razor tangle is almost always in how components were built in the first weeks of the project. Getting this wrong means rewriting everything in six months, at the worst moment, under deadline pressure. In this module you build components that assemble like LEGO pieces and that the team uses independently.

    Programma

    • Component lifecycleUnderstanding when Blazor updates the DOM lets you avoid visual flashes, stale data and unnecessary renders that degrade performance
    • Two-way binding and EventCallbackHow to make parent and child components communicate without coupling, separating who shows data from who decides what to do with it
    • RenderFragment and template componentsBuild components that colleagues customise from the outside without touching a line of internal code
    • Generic components with @typeparamA DataGrid that works with any data type, written once, used everywhere
    • Component virtualisationHow to display 100,000 rows in a list without freezing the browser, implemented in 3 lines
    • CascadingValue and optional parametersHow to share context across deep levels without passing it through every intermediate component

    Risultato

    Your components assemble like LEGO pieces. Colleagues use, extend and compose them without coming to you to ask how they work internally.

  3. 3

    Complex forms and security: how not to turn them into a chain of workarounds

    A form with 20 fields, conditional validation and authentication with different roles is exactly the type of scenario that trips up those who learned Blazor from tutorials. Workarounds accumulate until nobody on the team wants to touch that part of the code, and every new validation rule costs double. Here you build this correctly, with patterns that scale.

    Programma

    • EditForm and custom InputBaseHow to build a reusable field with integrated validation that works with any data model
    • FluentValidation integrationComplex validation with rules depending on other fields, services, context, without polluting the model with attributes
    • Authentication with ASP.NET Identity and JWTHow to protect pages, components and individual sections based on user role or policy
    • Conditional authorisation on markupHow to show or hide interface elements based on permissions without if/else everywhere
    • Anti-forgery and CSRFHow Blazor handles form security and what you must configure for APIs called from the client
    • Multi-tenant authenticationPatterns for applications with multiple organisations and data separated per tenant

    Risultato

    Complex forms managed elegantly. Enterprise-grade authentication and authorisation that a security consultant finds nothing to fault.

  4. 4

    Blazor that looks like a consumer application, not a 2010-era management system

    The technical part of Blazor is solvable. The visual part is where many teams get stuck, because nobody taught them modern CSS and how to integrate design systems in a .NET project. The result is functional but ugly interfaces that users tolerate instead of appreciate, and that every client compares unfavourably to something better. In this module you build a professional, modern interface with the right libraries.

    Programma

    • CSS isolationHow to write styles that don't clash between components, why you should never use global classes in a large application
    • MudBlazor, Radzen and Fluent UIHonest comparison between component libraries, which to choose, which to avoid and when to build components from scratch
    • Enterprise responsive designFactory tablets, ultrawide office monitors, salesperson laptops, one layout that works on all of them
    • Theming with CSS custom propertiesHow to change colours, fonts and spacing for the entire application in one place, including dark mode
    • Animations and transitionsHow to add visual feedback that communicates actions without slowing down the application
    • Accessibility (a11y)How to build interfaces that pass a WCAG audit without completely rewriting them at the end

    Risultato

    Your Blazor applications have a professional, modern appearance. Consumer-level UX, enterprise power. Users stop complaining that the management system is ugly.

PHASE 2: Advanced Architecture (Weeks 5-10)

  1. 5

    The disappearing state problem: apps that remember everything and update in real time

    Have you ever seen a user click Back and lose an entire filled form? Or a notification that arrives 30 seconds after the actual event? All problems of poorly managed state, all avoidable with the right pattern chosen before writing the first component. In this module you build applications that remember everything and react to events at the exact moment they happen.

    Programma

    • State management with FluxorA single source of truth for the entire application, no more props drilling through 5 levels of components
    • SignalR in BlazorHow to make an update appear in the browser of all connected users at the exact moment it happens, without polling
    • Optimistic updatesShow the user the response immediately then synchronise with the server, the interface feels instant even with real network latency
    • Service workers and IndexedDBThe app keeps working when the connection drops and automatically re-syncs when it returns
    • Server-Sent Events vs WebSocket vs pollingChoosing the wrong strategy multiplies server cost by 10 without anyone noticing right away
    • Conflict resolution for concurrent updatesWhat happens when two users modify the same record and how to handle it without losing anyone's data

    Risultato

    Your application behaves like big tech products: instant, real-time, network-resilient. Users stop complaining that the app doesn't update.

  2. 6

    How to connect Blazor to the backend in a way that doesn't break when the server is slow

    An HTTP call that doesn't respond should not freeze the entire interface. An error response must be handled so the user knows what to do. An unhandled timeout that becomes an unhandled exception that crashes everything is the fastest way to lose user trust. Here you build solid, resilient and type-safe backend communication for any network condition.

    Programma

    • HttpClient best practices and typed clientsHow to structure API calls without repeating the same configuration in 50 places in the code
    • Polly and resilience patternsAutomatic retry with exponential backoff, circuit breaker for backend communication that holds up in bad moments
    • gRPC-Web for performanceWhen REST is not enough and you want end-to-end type safety between frontend and backend
    • File upload and download with progress trackingHow to handle large file uploads with a progress bar, cancellation and resume
    • Client generation from OpenAPIZero hand-written code to call APIs, the client is generated from the contract and updates automatically
    • Backend-for-Frontend patternHow to create an API layer specific to the Blazor client instead of consuming domain APIs directly

    Risultato

    Backend communication is solid, resilient and type-safe. The application handles errors and latency gracefully, not with generic messages that help nobody.

  3. 7

    How to test Blazor components without going mad

    Testing the UI seems complicated. In Blazor it isn't, if you use the right tools. bUnit makes testing a component as simple as testing a method: render, interact, verify, in a few lines of readable code. In this module you build complete test coverage from a single line of markup to the entire application.

    Programma

    • bUnitHow to render a component in isolation, simulate clicks and inputs and verify the resulting markup with precise assertions
    • Integration testing with WebApplicationFactoryTest the entire Blazor Server application including routing, authentication and service calls
    • Playwright for E2EHow to write tests that open a real browser, fill in forms, click buttons and verify the final result
    • Snapshot testingHow to freeze the HTML output of a component and automatically detect any visual regression
    • Mocking injected servicesHow to isolate the component from business logic in unit tests
    • Performance testing with k6How to simulate 1,000 concurrent users on your Blazor application and find where it breaks

    Risultato

    Complete test coverage from a single line of markup to the entire application. Release with confidence: you find the regressions, not the users.

  4. 8

    Your Blazor app that loads in 1 second and scales to 10,000 users

    A Blazor WebAssembly app weighing 10 MB and loading in 8 seconds is an app nobody uses. A Blazor Server app with 500 users exhausting memory is an app that wakes you up at night. Both problems have precise, measurable solutions that are applied once and last for the entire lifetime of the application. Here you solve both, with tools, metrics and deployment automation.

    Programma

    • Lazy loading assembliesHow to split the application into modules downloaded only when needed, 60% reduction in initial download
    • Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilationHow to eliminate the IL interpreter and achieve native execution in the browser with 2-3x performance in calculations
    • Progressive Web AppHow to transform your Blazor WASM into an installable app that works offline with a single configuration
    • Docker and deploy on Azure Container AppsHow to containerise, scale horizontally and manage traffic with zero downtime
    • CDN and cache strategyHow to distribute static assets globally and reduce perceived latency regardless of user location
    • Application Insights and monitoringHow to know how many users are using which feature, where they get stuck and what generates errors

    Risultato

    Your Blazor apps load fast, scale without manual intervention and tell you themselves when they are about to have problems.

The method: Progressive Mastery Architecture

This is not a pre-recorded video course. It is a mentoring path where we work on your team's code, with your challenges, your requirements, your context.

We use Progressive Mastery Architecture applied to Blazor:

  1. Initial assessment, We analyse your current stack, team skills and business objectives.
  2. Reference architecture, We build together a Blazor reference architecture for your project.
  3. Guided development, Biweekly sessions on real code, with pair programming and code review.
  4. Consolidation, The team works independently between sessions, consolidating skills.
  5. Evolution, As the team grows, the path adapts to cover more advanced topics.

No useless theory. Straight to practical code. Visible results from the first month.

Matteo Migliore mentoring and collaborating on a Blazor project

Why Blazor and not React, Angular or Vue

If your team is already on .NET, adopting a JavaScript framework for the frontend means:

  • Doubling the skills required in the team
  • Managing two separate build, test and deploy ecosystems
  • Losing the ability to share models, validation and business logic
  • Depending on an ecosystem (npm) known for instability and breaking changes

Blazor eliminates all of this. One language. One ecosystem. One team.

CriterionBlazorReactAngular
Unified backend and frontend language
C# code reuse in frontend
Native desktop and mobile✅ MAUI❌ Electron
Stable ecosystem✅ .NET⚠️ npm⚠️ npm
Learning curve for C# teams

Matteo Migliore confident leadership in a modern office

Who this path is for

C# developer who wants to do web

You know C# and .NET but the web has always seemed like another world. With Blazor you use the skills you already have to build modern web applications without learning a new language.

Team that needs to migrate from WPF/WinForms to web

Your desktop applications need to become web. Blazor is the most natural path and lets you reuse most of the existing logic without rewriting everything from scratch.

Fullstack developer who wants to unify the stack

You are tired of maintaining JavaScript frontend and C# backend. Blazor lets you unify everything under a single language and framework, eliminating fragmentation.

Who is Matteo Migliore

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Individual Path

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  • 8 complete modules
  • Live biweekly 1-on-1 sessions
  • 12-month platform access
  • Continuous chat support

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  • Focus on specific modules of your choice
  • Up to 5 participants
  • Complete educational materials
  • 30-day follow-up session

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