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# Enterprise-Level Blazor: A Blueprint for Advanced Web Applications


- **Date:** Wednesday, Jul 17, 2024
- **Time:** 13:30–15:30 (120 min)
- **Room:** Workshop room M1(60)
- **Event:** World Congress 2024

## Description

Discover how to build sophisticated enterprise web applications with Blazor in this insightful session. We'll delve into Blazor’s capabilities within an enterprise setting, focusing on crucial aspects such as enhancing security, seamless integration with existing systems, and elevating UI/UX design. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to maximize Blazor's features to develop applications that are not only high-performing but also intuitive and secure for users. This talk is designed for developers and IT professionals looking to harness Blazor for creating advanced, efficient enterprise web solutions.

## Speaker

### [Mabrouk Mahdhi](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/@mabrouk-mahdhi)

Microsoft MVP, Author & Senior Technical Consultant @ eBiz Consulting GmbH


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- [Say goodbye to building boring APIs with Azure Data API Builder](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/events/world-congress-2024/sessions/375-say-goodbye-to) — Sander ten Brinke
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