Build an Interactive Shapes Learning Exercise with Blazor WebAssembly & Radzen Components
Welcome to this comprehensive tutorial where we'll build a fully functional Shapes Learning Exercise application using Blazor WebAssembly, Radzen Blazor Components, and Microsoft SQL Server!
What You'll Learn
In this tutorial, you'll discover how to create an engaging educational application that allows students to:
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Identify geometric shapes through interactive visual exercises -
Submit answers and receive instant feedback -
Track their progress with score history -
See their best performance highlighted with alerts and badges
Technologies Covered
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Blazor WebAssembly - Microsoft's client-side web framework
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Radzen Blazor Components - Professional-grade UI components
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Microsoft SQL Server - Database for storing student data and results
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SVG Graphics - Dynamically generated vector graphics
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Authentication & Authorization - Securing pages with
[Authorize]attribute
Key Features
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Dynamic Shape Rendering - 18 different geometric shapes using SVG
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User Input Validation - Case-insensitive answer checking
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Score Tracking System - Store and retrieve student results
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High Score Display - Show best performance with percentages
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Responsive Grid Layout - Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
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Visual Feedback - Color-coded results (green/red borders)
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Notification System - Celebrate new high scores
GitHub Resources
Starting Database Schema:
https://github.com/benjaminsqlserver/LearningAppStartingDB
Final Database Schema:
https://github.com/benjaminsqlserver/LearningAppDB
Complete Source Code:
https://github.com/benjaminsqlserver/LearningApp
Radzen Components Used
RadzenCard, RadzenText, RadzenAlert, RadzenTextBox, RadzenButton, RadzenBadge, RadzenRow, RadzenColumn, RadzenStack
Perfect For
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C# developers learning Blazor WebAssembly
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Educators building interactive learning applications
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Developers exploring Radzen Blazor components
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Teams implementing score tracking systems
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