You can build a blazor Web app and have its content provided by the Umbraco CMS...
... Or are you asking if Umbraco itself will ever be built as a Blazor Web App?
Wayback when in the olden days the Umbraco Backoffice for v7 got built with angularJS which at the time was an exciting and bleeding edge frontend framework (and 2-way binding is still pretty cool)... But it could not go on forever...
There has been much speculation over the years as to what will replace angularJS...
And you might expected Blazor to have been in the running...
But rather excitingly for Umbraco 14, and the first release candidate this week, Umbraco is now built on Web Components + lit and a handy UI component library...
... The documentation is a good introduction to the changes...
Blazor Web App based Umbraco?
Will there be a version of Umbraco that is based on Blazor Web App?
Is this something you plan to do?
Hi SpenceDahl
You can build a blazor Web app and have its content provided by the Umbraco CMS...
... Or are you asking if Umbraco itself will ever be built as a Blazor Web App?
Wayback when in the olden days the Umbraco Backoffice for v7 got built with angularJS which at the time was an exciting and bleeding edge frontend framework (and 2-way binding is still pretty cool)... But it could not go on forever...
There has been much speculation over the years as to what will replace angularJS...
And you might expected Blazor to have been in the running...
... Lots of conversations here in the RFCs
https://github.com/umbraco/rfcs/discussions/34
But rather excitingly for Umbraco 14, and the first release candidate this week, Umbraco is now built on Web Components + lit and a handy UI component library...
... The documentation is a good introduction to the changes...
https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/v/14.latest-rc/
But have a look at the content delivery API...
https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-cms/reference/content-delivery-api
For consuming content in a frontend app.
Regards
Marc
is working on a reply...