Hello! This is a simple repo for demonstrating how to build a Blazor-WASM site to display a resume.
Blazor WASM (or Blazor WebAssembly) is a single-page web application framework built by Microsoft that allows you to build single-page web applications. Built as part of the .NET Core ecosystem, Blazor uses C# to generate dynamic content for a rich client experience.
- Components - several components used to display pieces of the resume.
- The most important component is
resume.razor. This component is responsible for grabbing the resume's data and displaying it.
- The most important component is
- Navigation - changes made to
Shared/NavMenu.razorto update the left hand navigation. - Data - a JSON file stored in
wwwroot/sample-datathat holds resume specific data. - C# representation of the resume. Code in
Pages/Common/Types.csthat model the data from the resume.json in C#. (The resume's data is loaded inresume.razor.) - Styling - CSS changes used to make the resume
To run the app, open up a terminal window and make sure you're in teh same directory as the blazor-resume.csproj file. (It's the same directory as this README file). Then run:
dotnet runThe terminal will display a variety of output, including the URL the site can be viewed at.
Resume, a "smart" component you can navigate to via/resume. This component contains the rest of the presentation components that display the resume.Skill, presentation component rendering a skill.Experience, presentation component rendering an experience.Education, presentation component rendering an education.
The idea is for this app to use an API. Currently, it relies on static data, a JSON file placed in sample-data/resume.json.
The data is a JSON file and looks like the following hierarchy:
{
"about": "string",
"experiences" : [],
"educations": [],
"skills" : []
}Components rely mostly on their own styling, ".razor.css" with a few exceptions in wwwroot/css/app.css.
