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I Love .NET Blazor. Now It Can Build Agentic UI, Not Just Chat Boxes

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Introduction I love Blazor so much. I have used it to build more than 10 projects this year. One thing I enjoy is that I can build interactive web applications with C#. I can reuse familiar types, validation rules, and components instead of switching languages for every part of the application. So I am happy to see Blazor keep improving, especially for the AI era.

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