How can I bind properties to a list in Blazor data binding?
To bind properties to a list in Blazor, you can use the @foreach loop and the @bind directive. Here’s an example: View Sample in GitHub
How can I add Google Maps to a Blazor application?
To add Google Maps to a Blazor application, use the Google Maps API script. To initialize Google Maps in Blazor we need to use a JavaScript interop. Add the following scripts to ~/Pages/_Layout.cshtml /_Host.cshtml for Server Blazor app or ~/wwwroot/index.html for Blazor WebAssembly app. [_Host.cshtml/_Layout.cshtml/index.html] [Script.js] [index.razor] In the above example, Google Maps is initialized in the OnAfterRenderAsync life cycle method. By invoking it using a JavaScript interop, this will initialize Google Map API when the page is rendered. View Sample in GitHub Note: If you’d like to know how to render Google Maps in Syncfusion Blazor Map, take a look at our documentation section.
What is the difference between Blazor and Razor?
For detailed information, refer to these links:
What is Blazor?
Blazor is a component-based, single-page web app framework build using .NET. It works well with all modern browsers via WebAssembly for client-side Blazor. Server-side Blazor ASP.NET Core app runs on server and makes use of SignalR connection to communicate with the client (browser).
How can I perform asynchronous calls in a Blazor application?
We can perform asynchronous calls in a Blazor application using async and await keywords for calling any asynchronous Task or performing any operation. [Index.razor]