Blazor Through the Ages - (Hands-On Interactive)

Discover Blazor: Build Interactive Web Applications with C# – No JavaScript Required

Are you a C# developer looking to create modern web applications without the complexities of JavaScript? Do you want to replace React or Angular in your Single Page Applications (SPAs) with a framework that leverages your existing skills? This comprehensive course introduces you to Blazor, Microsoft's powerful open-source web framework.

What is Blazor?

Blazor empowers you to build rich, interactive user interfaces using C# and Razor (HTML/CSS) markup. It eliminates the need for JavaScript, allowing you to focus solely on your C# coding expertise. Blazor utilizes WebAssembly for a complete client-side (browser) experience, delivering the performance you need for a seamless user experience. You can achieve all the benefits of a Single Page Application (SPA) without writing a single line of JavaScript.

Course Overview:

This course is designed for developers with no prior Blazor experience and progresses to intermediate-level skills. You'll learn to build robust web applications from the ground up using the latest Blazor features.

• Section 1: Blazor Fundamentals & Setup: Explore the key features and benefits of the Blazor framework. Learn the installation and configuration process and see a demo of a completed application.
• Section 2: Migration to .NET 6.0: Learn how to migrate a completed Blazor application from ASP.NET Core 3.1 to the latest .NET 6.0.
• Section 3: Blazor Hosting Models: Understand the different hosting models available for Blazor applications.
• Section 4: Component-Based Development: Dive into Blazor's component-based architecture and build your first component.
• Section 5: New Features in .NET 6.0: Discover the latest enhancements and additions to Blazor since version 3.0.
• Section 6: First Coding Exercise: Apply your initial knowledge through a practical coding assignment.
• Section 7: Advanced Concepts: Master essential concepts like Routing, Data Binding, Event Handling, Inheritance, and Lifecycle Methods.
• Section 8: Asynchronous Programming: Learn the fundamentals of asynchronous programming, a critical skill for Blazor development.
• Section 9: Building a CRUD Movie Application: Develop a complete Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) movie application.
• Section 10: Authentication & Authorization: Implement user authentication and authorization to protect sensitive data.
• Section 11: Third-Party Components & End-of-Course Project: Explore the use of third-party components (e.g., Spinkit for loaders) and complete a final project to solidify your skills.
• Section 12: Pagination: Implement pagination to efficiently handle large datasets within your application.
• Section 13: Blazor as a Progressive Web Application (PWA): Learn how to build Blazor applications that function as PWAs.
• Section 14: Testing with bUnit: Discover how to test your Blazor components using bUnit.
• Section 15: Blazor Server Application with API Consumption: A complete walkthrough of creating a Blazor Server application that consumes an existing Customer Web API, including pagination.
• Section 16: Blazor Evolution: Explore the latest versions of Blazor apps in .NET 7/8, showcasing standalone Blazor apps throughout the years.

Benefits of Learning Blazor:

• Leverage C# Skills: Utilize your existing C# knowledge for web development.
• No JavaScript Required: Build modern web apps without the complexities of JavaScript.
• High Performance: Benefit from WebAssembly for a fast and responsive user experience.
• Component-Based Architecture: Develop reusable and maintainable components.
• Open Source: Contribute to and benefit from the vibrant Blazor community.

"One of the best Blazor course" - Mohammed Cisse

Start your journey to becoming a proficient Blazor developer today!