Blazor State Management

Blazor is used to build single-page applications and has a stateful programming model, meaning that a Blazor application keeps its state in memory, as long as the user does not refresh the browser. Refreshing the browser will restart your Blazor application, losing all state in memory. How can you keep the application’s state? In this chapter, we will look at how your application can manage its state and pass data between pages, browser tabs, and even different browsers. Some of these techniques we have been using before, and we will also look at building complex Blazor applications using the Redux pattern.