Why I Deprecated My Blazor Sudoku App in Favor of React
I built the same Sudoku app twice — once in Blazor, once in React. Here's what I learned, where Blazor surprised me, and why React won in the end.
Written by Shannon Stewart I am a software architect and engineer focused on Azure, C#, and AI. I write about real-world projects, cloud-native patterns, and building smarter systems with modern tools.
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How I Built a Pluggable Game Logic System for Sudoku Using Blazor and Design Patterns
Learn how I architected a modular, scalable Sudoku game using Blazor and classic software design patterns like Strategy, State, and Memento. From cloud-based game state in Azure Blob Storage to mobile-first design and undo/redo mechanics, this post explores why thoughtful architecture matters—even in the simplest of games.
I Made a Sudoku Game in Blazor — Here’s Why That Was Fun (and a Bit Nerdy)
A fun dev log about building a Sudoku game in Blazor using design patterns, TDD, and lessons learned from old VB.NET code.
