I’m excited to share that my new book, Blazor 10 Coding Standards & Best Practices, is now available on Amazon Kindle!
📘 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G5PQP74R
This book is a practical guide for writing clean, scalable, and maintainable Blazor applications — based on real-world experience with Blazor Server, WebAssembly, and the new Blazor 10 architecture.
🎯 Why I Wrote This Book
After reviewing multiple Blazor codebases and helping developers solve recurring issues, I noticed the same patterns:
- components becoming too large
- inconsistent naming
- misuse of lifecycle methods
- unpredictable rendering
- unnecessary re-renders
- mixing UI, business logic, and EF Core
- poor state management
Blazor gives developers a lot of flexibility, but without standards, code quality quickly becomes inconsistent.
I wrote this book to provide the clear, practical, real-world guidelines I wish I had when I started with Blazor.
📘 What’s Inside the Book?
Here’s a quick look at what the book covers:
🔹 Clean Component Architecture
How to structure components, avoid “God components,” and build maintainable UIs.
🔹 Naming Conventions
Standards for naming components, parameters, methods, services, files, and folders — essential for clean code.
🔹 Rendering & Performance Rules
When to use @key, how to prevent unnecessary renders, and how to avoid expensive operations in markup.
🔹 Lifecycle Best Practices
How to properly use OnInitialized, OnParametersSet, OnAfterRender, and more.
🔹 State Management Patterns
Simple rules for handling local state, cascading values, and shared service state.
🔹 API & EF Core Usage
Typed HttpClient, proper async usage, DTO separation, query best practices, and error handling.
🔹 JSInterop Guidelines
Safe integration with JavaScript and how to avoid memory leaks.
🔹 Security Standards
Common Blazor security pitfalls and how to avoid them.
🔹 Reusable Component Patterns
RenderFragment templates, dynamic components, and metadata-driven UI design.
🔹 100-Point Blazor Code Review Checklist
A complete checklist you can apply to your own codebase or team projects.
👨💻 Who This Book Is For
This book is for:
- Blazor developers
- .NET developers building modern web UIs
- Teams adopting Blazor in enterprise apps
- Freelancers, consultants, and SaaS builders
- Anyone who wants to write cleaner Blazor code
If you’re building anything serious with Blazor, this guide will help you avoid common pitfalls and write professional-grade code.
📖 Get the Book
👉 Blazor 10 Coding Standards & Best Practices
📘 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G5PQP74R
I hope this book becomes a helpful reference for your Blazor journey.
Let me know your thoughts — I would love your feedback and suggestions for future editions!
— Chandradev Prasad
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