Telerik’s Blazor Scheduler’s pre-defined views make it easy for you to add calendaring to your app. But when those views don’t meet your needs, it’s easy both to create your own view and to signal to your users which ones are important.
In the first post of a four post series, we're going to dive into the Scheduler in Telerik UI for Blazor and see how you can use it in your web apps. We'll start off learning how to set up a project to take advantage of the Telerik Blazor Scheduler and all of its views (plus: Why you need all those views).
We’ll use Blazor Server, Blazor WebAssembly and an ASP.NET Core MVC application to compare performance, looking at network activity to measure against the number of HTTP requests and total load time.
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