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# Add a Blazor Dropdown List to a Blazor Server App
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A quick project helps you to learn how to configure the Syncfusion Blazor Dropdown List in a Blazor Server app using Visual Studio 2019. You will also learn how to populate it with JSON data and remote data sources.
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A quick project helps you to learn how to configure the Syncfusion Blazor Dropdown List in a Blazor Server app using Visual Studio 2022. You will also learn how to populate it with JSON data and remote data sources.
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Example: https://blazor.syncfusion.com/demos/dropdown-list/default-functionalities
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**Example**: https://blazor.syncfusion.com/demos/dropdown-list/default-functionalities
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Documentation: https://blazor.syncfusion.com/documentation/dropdown-list/getting-started
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**Documentation**: https://blazor.syncfusion.com/documentation/dropdown-list/getting-started
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## Project pre-requisites
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Make sure that you have the compatible versions of Visual Studio 2019 and .NET Core SDK 3.1.2 in your machine before starting to work on this project.
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## Prerequisites
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## How to run this application?
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To run this application, you need to first clone the `blazor-dropdown-list-getting-started-example` repository and then open it in Visual Studio 2019. Now, simply build and run your project to view the output.
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* Visual Studio 2022
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## How to run the project
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* Checkout this project to a location in your disk.
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* Open the solution file using the Visual Studio 2022.
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* Restore the NuGet packages by rebuilding the solution.
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* Run the project.

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