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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