MudBlazor application shell
Purple app bar, drawer navigation, breadcrumbs, cards, dialogs, snackbars, theme toggle, and responsive layout patterns you can reuse.
MudBlazor starter for real projects
Production-ready Blazor Server starter with MudBlazor
A clean .NET 9 template with Material UI patterns, Docker packaging, GitHub Actions, GHCR publishing, Azure App Service deployment, CodeQL, and GitHub Pages docs already wired together.
.NET 9 MudBlazor 9.3 Docker GHCR Azure App Service CodeQL GitHub Pages
Production starter
Build on a starter that already has the boring parts done.
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virtualized DataGrid rows in the demo
.NET 9
Blazor Server runtime baseline
GHCR + Azure
container publish and deploy path
GitHub Pages
documentation site included
What you get
A starter that feels assembled, not generated
Production path included
Multi-stage Docker image, CI container health checks, GHCR publishing, Azure App Service deployment, and health endpoint verification.
DataGrid demo with real UI states
Search, sorting, filtering, paging, virtualization, CRUD dialogs, row selection, and right-click clipboard actions in one focused demo page.
Security and delivery hygiene
CodeQL, Renovate dependency updates, docs publishing, and release-oriented workflows are part of the starter instead of afterthoughts.
Quick start
Clone, run, then replace the demo content with your product
Use the app locally, read the docs on GitHub Pages, and keep the same CI/CD path when you deploy your own version.
# Clone the starter template
git clone https://github.com/jonathanperis/blazor-mudblazor-starter.git
# Navigate into the directory
cd blazor-mudblazor-starter
# Run the Blazor application
dotnet run --project src/WebClient