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AdrienTorris/awesome-blazor
Resources for Blazor, a .NET web framework using C#/Razor and HTML that runs in the browser with WebAssembly.
A community-maintained index of Blazor resources: libraries, sample projects, tutorials, videos, and tools. It's not a framework or library itself — it's a long markdown file that a .NET developer bookmarks when starting a Blazor project or looking for a specific component type.
Active maintenance with a recent push, and the breadth of coverage is genuinely useful — authentication patterns, WASM performance docs, CMS frameworks, MAUI hybrids, and game ports all in one place. The companion searchable site (awesome-blazor-browser) solves the real problem with long awesome lists. The archives going back to 2017 let you trace how the ecosystem matured. Community contribution rate (1,000+ forks) suggests the index stays reasonably current.
No quality signal on individual entries — a toy demo from 2020 that hasn't compiled in two years sits next to production-ready libraries with no distinction. Several linked repos are clearly abandoned or archived, and the list doesn't flag that. The categorization is inconsistent: some entries appear in multiple sections, and the 'Others' catch-all is massive. There's also no indication of .NET version compatibility, which matters a lot when Blazor's rendering model changed substantially between .NET 7 and .NET 8.