Fluxor is a zero boilerplate Flux/Redux library for Microsoft DotNet.
If you are new to Fluxor, or to the Flux/Redux approach in general then this YouTube video by Nick Chapsas is an excellent introduction. The video is based on the original Blazor-Fluxor library, but the concepts are the same.
The aim of Fluxor is to create a multi-UI, single-state store approach to front-end development without the headaches typically associated with other implementations, such as the overwhelming amount of boiler-plate code required just to add a very basic feature.
The easiest way to get started is to read the documentation.
Which includes tutorials that are numbered in an order recommended for learning Fluxor. Each will have a README file that explains how the tutorial was created.
There is also this great introductory video by Chris Clement
You can download the latest release / pre-release NuGet packages from the official Fluxor nuget pages.
See the Releases page for release history.
See the Upgrading instructions for instructions on how to upgrade from
Blazor.Fluxor V1 or V2 to Fluxor.