Blazoract is an interactive notebook user interface implemented in Blazor WebAssembly. It combines some features in Blazor released in .NET 5, such as virtualization and CSS isolation, and includes a kernel backend powered by .NET Interactive.

Before starting development, be sure that you have the following installed:

• .NET Core
• Azure Functions Core Tools

1. Fork and clone this repository locally using Git.

$ git clone https://github.com/{yourusername}/blazoract

2. Restore the project's dependencies by running dotnet restore in the root.

3. Open a terminal and run the following to launch a local instance of the Azure Functions for this app. You will need to the Azure Functions Core Tools mentioned above to enable this.

$ cd Api
$ func start --build

4. In another terminal window, run dotnet run --project Client to start the client application.

5. Navigate to https://localhost:5001 where the contents of the default notebook should load.

MIT