How do I develop native Mobile apps in Blazor?
You can develop a native mobile app in Blazor using Experimental Mobile Blazor Bindings. This allows developers to develop mobile applications in C# and .NET for iOS and Android. It uses Razor syntax to define UI components and the underlying UI components are based on Xamarin.Forms native UI Components. Currently, it is in an experimental mode. Check this link to understand the concept: Mobile Blazor Bindings
What are the browsers supported by ASP.NET Core Blazor?
Blazor server-side supports almost all modern browsers out of the box except Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE 11), which needs Polyfills to be supported. [_Layout.cshtml/_Host.cshtml] Blazor WebAssembly (client-side) supports all the modern browsers except the Internet Explorer.Check this link for more information.
How do you create elements dynamically in Blazor?
We can create elements dynamically in server-side Blazor applications by following this example. Reference link https://learn-blazor.com/pages/dynamic-content/
How do you pass multiple parameters using cascading values in Blazor by name?
When creating a cascading value, specify the name attribute in the CascadingValue component. Then specify the name in the child component. Parent component Child component Reference link https://chrissainty.com/understanding-cascading-values-and-cascading-parameters/
How do you define a render fragment using a Razor template in Blazor?
Render fragments can be defined using Razor template syntax. The templated components can be rendered either using a Razor template with an argument or directly. Reference link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/blazor/components?view=aspnetcore-3.0#razor-templates