How do you render elements with conditional attributes?
DOM attributes are rendered based on .NET parameters. If the parameter value is true, the attribute is rendered minimized, otherwise it’s not. Refer to the code example to render the checked attribute conditionally.
How do you manually trigger data or UI changes?
By default, Blazor detects changes and reflects them in the UI automatically. However, there might be a situation where we have to manually trigger changes. StateHasChanged informs the component that its state has changed, but it does not render the component. The component will decide when to render itself. You can’t do that in a synchronous method, so you should async your code to give the component a chance to render.
How do you bind and handle events?
You can bind events to DOM elements started with the on<event> with a delegate-type value. The attribute’s name always starts with “on.” In the following code example, the “UpdateHeading” event is triggered when the button is clicked. Refer to this Blazor documentation for more information.
What is two way data binding in Blazor?
Two-way is having a bi-directional data flow, i.e., passing the value from the property to the UI and then from the view (UI) to the property as well The synchronization of data flow between model and view is achieved using the bind attribute in Blazor. Refer to the following code example for two-way data flow.
How do you bind data in Blazor?
You can bind the data with DOM element using the “@” prefix with a C# parameter. Refer to the following example for one-way data binding.