Build a Full-Stack .NET Blazor Application

Learn to build modern web applications with this comprehensive course focusing on .NET Blazor development. You'll gain hands-on experience creating a full-stack application using a robust three-tiered architecture. This project leverages the rich content of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, allowing you to practice data visualization and content filtering.

Throughout the course, you'll develop the application entirely within Visual Studio 2022 (Community Edition), a free and powerful IDE from Microsoft. You'll master key technologies including C#, .NET Blazor, the Blazorise component library, Bootstrap, Postman for API testing, and Entity Framework Core. Notably, this course emphasizes a JavaScript-free and SQL-free approach to application development.

Delve into the software architecture of .NET Blazor and understand the routing mechanism that powers Blazor applications. You'll learn to utilize dependency injection to effectively manage software services within your Blazor pages and components. Furthermore, discover the 'code-first' approach to database generation, eliminating the need for manual SQL database creation.

The course provides a detailed introduction to Blazorise, an open-source library offering a wide array of pre-built Blazor controls, including powerful data grid and select list components. Finally, you'll receive practical guidance on deploying .NET Blazor applications to public hosting services, enabling you to share your creations with the world.

By the end of this course, you'll possess a solid foundation in building full-stack .NET applications with .NET Blazor, ready to tackle real-world development challenges.