Blazor The Complete Guide [.NET 9] [2024] [E-commerce]

Blazor – The Complete Guide [.NET 9] [2024] [E-commerce], available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.53, with 402 lectures, based on 3629 reviews, and has 33255 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn fundamentals of Blazor Forms in Blazor with Validation Build real world e-commerce application using Blazor Web Assembly and Blazor Server Manage admin features using Blazor Server Authentication & Authorization in Blazor Web App Emails with Blazor Integrate Stripe Payments in Blazor Repository Pattern and Dependency Injection Radzen Blazor Components Social Login in Blazor And much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor using .NET 9 or Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor Web App or Build e-commerce website using Blazor Web App in .NET ! It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor using .NET 9 or Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor Web App or Build e-commerce website using Blazor Web App in .NET !.

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Summary

Title: Blazor – The Complete Guide [.NET 9] [2024] [E-commerce]

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.53

Number of Lectures: 402

Number of Published Lectures: 401

Number of Curriculum Items: 402

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 401

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn fundamentals of Blazor

Forms in Blazor with Validation

Build real world e-commerce application using Blazor Web Assembly and Blazor Server

Manage admin features using Blazor Server

Authentication & Authorization in Blazor Web App

Emails with Blazor

Integrate Stripe Payments in Blazor

Repository Pattern and Dependency Injection

Radzen Blazor Components

Social Login in Blazor

And much more!

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor using .NET 9

Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor Web App

Build e-commerce website using Blazor Web App in .NET !

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor using .NET 9

Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor Web App

Build e-commerce website using Blazor Web App in .NET !

For years JavaScript frameworks have dominated the front end/client side development! But things are about to change with Blazor!

Blazor is an exciting new part of .NET Core (.NET 9) designed for building rich web user interfaces in C#. This course will help developers transition from building basic sample apps to implementing more real world concepts, design patterns, and features.

With that there are many questions.

What is Blazor? How do I get started with fundamentals of Blazor?

How do you scale an existing application? 

How do you architect a mid-large scale project?

How to correctly process payments?

How to efficiently understand Blazor and use it in real world projects?

This course will provide you a complete real world scenario with Blazor which will make you face many challenges and solve those issues as we proceed with the course.

There are other courses on Udemy, but this is the ultimate course, it covers everything there is to Blazor starting from fundamentals to advance concepts in Blazor

This course will help developers transition from building basic sample apps to implementing more real world concepts, design patterns, and features.

So join me in this exciting course of exploring what real world challenges are with Blazor as it evolves drastically!

We will be using the latest .NET 9 for this course along with Entity Framework Core and Stripe for payment processing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Demo – What we will build in the course

Lecture 3: Project Resources and GitHub

Chapter 2: Create Blazor Project

Lecture 1: Create Project

Lecture 2: Add Project to source control

Lecture 3: Run default application

Chapter 3: Blazor Fundamentals Part 1

Lecture 1: Create First Blazor Component

Lecture 2: One way data binding

Lecture 3: Tow way data binding

Lecture 4: Assignment 1

Lecture 5: Assignment 1 Solution

Lecture 6: Dropdown in Blazor

Lecture 7: Global using statement

Lecture 8: Product List

Lecture 9: Assignment 2 – Product Table

Lecture 10: Assignment 2 Solution – Product Table

Lecture 11: Assignment 3 – Binding Product Table to Product Summary

Lecture 12: Assignment 3 Solution- Binding Product Table to Product Summary

Lecture 13: Assignment 4 – Product Demo Component

Lecture 14: Assignment 4 Solution- Product Demo Component

Lecture 15: Button clicks in Blazor

Lecture 16: Passing parameter to method calls in blazor

Lecture 17: Assignment 4 – Delete Product

Lecture 18: Assignment 5 Solution – Delete Product

Chapter 4: Blazor Fundamentals Part 2

Lecture 1: Create Shared Component

Lecture 2: Passing Props to Shared Components

Lecture 3: Assignment 6 – Shared Component

Lecture 4: Assignment 6 Solution – Shared Component

Lecture 5: Create Favorite CheckBox

Lecture 6: Event Callback

Lecture 7: Assignment 7 – Event CallBack

Lecture 8: Assignment 7 Solution – Event Callback

Chapter 5: Blazor Fundamentals Part 3

Lecture 1: Create Parent and Child Components

Lecture 2: Render Fragment

Lecture 3: Simple EventCallBack for methods with no parameters

Lecture 4: Multiple Render Fragment

Lecture 5: Passing Parameters at multiple level

Lecture 6: Cascading Parameter

Lecture 7: Cascading Parameter with Name

Chapter 6: Routing in Blazor

Lecture 1: Routing Basics

Lecture 2: Passing parameters to route

Lecture 3: Multiple Parameters

Lecture 4: Route Constraints

Lecture 5: Catch all Route Parameters

Lecture 6: NavLink

Lecture 7: Named Elements Routing

Lecture 8: Query Parameters

Lecture 9: Navigate using Navigation Manager

Lecture 10: Force Refresh

Lecture 11: Query String

Chapter 7: Blazor and JavaScript

Lecture 1: Confirmbox in Blazor

Lecture 2: Toastr JS

Lecture 3: Toastr JS Part 2

Lecture 4: JS Runtime Extensions

Lecture 5: Assignment 8 – SweetAlert

Lecture 6: Assignment 8 Solution – SweetAlert

Lecture 7: Referencing Components

Lecture 8: Remove Default Components

Chapter 8: Blazor Lifecycle

Lecture 1: OnInitialized LifeCycle

Lecture 2: OnParameterSet LifeCycle

Lecture 3: OnAfterRender Lifecycle

Lecture 4: Should Render and StateHasChanged

Chapter 9: Blazor Project and Configurations

Lecture 1: Create Blazor Web App – SSR

Lecture 2: Enhanced Navigation in Blazor

Lecture 3: Make Data Permanant in Nagivation

Lecture 4: Stream Rendering in Blazor

Lecture 5: Stream Rendering Example

Lecture 6: Blazor Server Project with Global

Lecture 7: Global vs Component Level Interactivity

Lecture 8: Blazor WASM Standalone vs Blazor Web App

Lecture 9: Blazor Auto Interactivity

Lecture 10: Blazor Server VS WASM VS Auto in Action

Lecture 11: Focus on Learning Blazor

Chapter 10: Forms in Blazor

Lecture 1: Product Model Setup

Lecture 2: Edit Form in Blazor

Lecture 3: Bind Method for Form Submit

Lecture 4: Validations in Blazor Forms

Lecture 5: More Input Types

Lecture 6: Display Created Product

Lecture 7: Bind Property to Form

Chapter 11: Final Project

Lecture 1: Create Project

Lecture 2: Add Project to GitHub

Lecture 3: Setup Project

Lecture 4: Create Database

Chapter 12: Category CRUD

Lecture 1: Create Category Model and Table

Lecture 2: Create ICategoryRepository

Lecture 3: Implement Category Repository

Lecture 4: Category List UI

Instructors

Bhrugen Patel
Microsoft MVP | Passionate Software Architect

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