![]() ![]() follow line number 13,14 and 15 in below snippet. To show you the right placement here is the entire index.html, this is how it is supposed to look after you've done the modification. Now let's integrate JavaScript with blazor app.Ĭode snippet 4: Adding Sweet alert CDN to project. String winner = player = "X" ? "Player TWO" : "Player ONE" Īwait JS.InvokeVoidAsync("ShowSwal", winner) If (board = board & board = board & board = board) If (board = String.Empty || board = String.Empty || board = String.Empty) continue You will find there is a section of file where it says.Step 1: Crack open visual studio and select Blazor WebAssembly App, as shown in figure 2.įigure 2: Create "Blazor WebAssembly App" Index.razorįirst let's push all code behind in a separate file AKA into. Note: JavaScript files go into wwwroot folder.įigure 1: File structure for "Blazing Tic Tac Toe" We need a razor component, CSS, C# code behind and one JS file to deal with you know JavaScript stuff. The reason is I want to demonstrate how javascript can be integrated with blazor.īefore we jump into the topic let's give some cool name to the app? How about "Blazing Tic Tac Toe''? Very thoughtful, I know! What do we need to build a Tic Tac Toe? There are 2 ways to achieve this we can go full fledged on CSS or we can write logic in C#. If you wish to contribute to this project by adding new styles/ validations, you can head over to my github repository. Now back to our game: Here is the demo of the game that we are going to build in this article. ![]() You can get your copy here => WPF SIMPLIFIED Let me begin this article with good news! Mahesh & I have recently released a book on WPF & C#, It has everything that you need to build an industry level application in WPF. ![]()
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