Master Blazor- Build Inventory Management System in .NET 8

Master Blazor: Build Inventory Management System in .NET 8, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.62, with 172 lectures, based on 722 reviews, and has 4445 subscribers.

You will learn about Build an Inventory Management System with Blazor Razor / Blazor Components Forms Submission, Validation Custom Validation with ValidationAttribute ASPNET Core Identity Dependency Injection Clean Architecture with Use Case Driven Development Entity Framework Core connecting to SQL Server Create two type of data stores (In-Memory plugin and EF Core plugin) with repository pattern as plugins following clean architecture This course is ideal for individuals who are C# developers who want to become full stack developers without the hassle of mastering JavaScript. or Developers with some experience? in Blazor who is looking for a mid-size project to practice or Developers who work with Razor pages and/or MVC along with front end frameworks/libraries and would prefer work with less JavaScript. or Developers who are curious about Mirosofts newest SPA application framework: Blazor. or Developers who want to learn about implementing Clean Architecture. or Developers who are overwhelmed by the changes of other SPA frameworks and would like to learn something more stable It is particularly useful for C# developers who want to become full stack developers without the hassle of mastering JavaScript. or Developers with some experience? in Blazor who is looking for a mid-size project to practice or Developers who work with Razor pages and/or MVC along with front end frameworks/libraries and would prefer work with less JavaScript. or Developers who are curious about Mirosofts newest SPA application framework: Blazor. or Developers who want to learn about implementing Clean Architecture. or Developers who are overwhelmed by the changes of other SPA frameworks and would like to learn something more stable.

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Summary

Title: Master Blazor: Build Inventory Management System in .NET 8

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.62

Number of Lectures: 172

Number of Published Lectures: 172

Number of Curriculum Items: 172

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 172

Original Price: $139.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build an Inventory Management System with Blazor

Razor / Blazor Components

Forms Submission, Validation

Custom Validation with ValidationAttribute

ASPNET Core Identity

Dependency Injection

Clean Architecture with Use Case Driven Development

Entity Framework Core connecting to SQL Server

Create two type of data stores (In-Memory plugin and EF Core plugin) with repository pattern as plugins following clean architecture

Who Should Attend

C# developers who want to become full stack developers without the hassle of mastering JavaScript.

Developers with some experience? in Blazor who is looking for a mid-size project to practice

Developers who work with Razor pages and/or MVC along with front end frameworks/libraries and would prefer work with less JavaScript.

Developers who are curious about Mirosofts newest SPA application framework: Blazor.

Developers who want to learn about implementing Clean Architecture.

Developers who are overwhelmed by the changes of other SPA frameworks and would like to learn something more stable

Target Audiences

C# developers who want to become full stack developers without the hassle of mastering JavaScript.

Developers with some experience? in Blazor who is looking for a mid-size project to practice

Developers who work with Razor pages and/or MVC along with front end frameworks/libraries and would prefer work with less JavaScript.

Developers who are curious about Mirosofts newest SPA application framework: Blazor.

Developers who want to learn about implementing Clean Architecture.

Developers who are overwhelmed by the changes of other SPA frameworks and would like to learn something more stable

Blazor (.NET 8 Blazor) is Microsoft latest SPA application framework. With Blazor you can build reactive full stack single page web applications with C# without much help from JavaScript.  More and more companies are adopting Blazor as part of their technology stack. If you haven’t started learning Blazor, now is the time to do so.

This course takes you onto a journey of creating an Inventory Management System with Blazor Server  in .NET 8, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server and ASP.NET Core Identity. We are going to use Clean Architecture with use case driven development. All core concepts of Blazor are covered while we are implementing each feature of this application. It is really good for someone who hasn’t learned Blazor yet. But if you are already familiar with Blazor and are looking for a project to practice, or looking to catch up with the significant changes to Blazor in .NET 8, this course will suit you well too.

The course covers the following technical topics:

ASP.NET Core Blazor SSR

ASP.NET Core Blazor with Server Interactivity

Dependency Injection

Authentication and Authorization with ASP.NET Core Identity

Policy based Authorization

Entity Framework Core

HTML

Bootstrap

Software Design

Clean Architecture

Repository for encapsulating data accessing details

Use Case Driven Development

By the end of the course, you will:

Be able to independently build web applications with Blazor.

Be able to use Entity Framework Core to work with SQL Server database.

Be able to protect web applications with Identity.

Understand and be able to Implement Clean Architecture.

And much more

At the end of the course, you will become a full stack web developer knowing how to create web applications with Microsoft’s latest application framework: Blazor in .NET 8.

Whether you’re new to ASP.NET Core Blazor or have worked with it for a bit, but are looking for a course to fill in the gaps, you will enjoy this course. Since this course not only cover the basics, but goes into each topic in depth.

PREREQUISITES

Intermediate C# (you should have at least 3 – 6 months experience programming in C#)

Basic HTML

Basic SQL Server

Previous knowledge of ASP.NET Core is nice to have, but it is not required since I will cover it in the course.

The Course Structure

Although this is course is all about practice, all core concepts of Blazor, Entity Framework Core, ASP.NET Core Identity etc. are covered while each feature of the app is being implemented. Coding along is highly recommended.

Who this course is for

C# developers who want to become full stack developers without the hassle of mastering JavaScript.

Developers who work with Razor pages and/or MVC along with front end frameworks/libraries and would prefer work with less JavaScript.

Developers with some experience  in Blazor who is looking for a mid-size project to practice.

Developers with experiences in Blazor previously but would like to catch up with the overwhelming changes to Blazor in .NET 8.

Developers who are curious about Mirosoft’s newest SPA application framework: Blazor.

Developers who want to learn about implementing Clean Architecture.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How traditional web app works

Lecture 3: Achieve interactivity in traditional Web apps

Lecture 4: How Blazor SSR works

Lecture 5: Achieve interactivity with SignalR channel

Lecture 6: Achieve interactivity with WebAssembly

Lecture 7: Project Structure

Lecture 8: Enhanced Navigation

Lecture 9: What is Inventory Management System

Lecture 10: Introduction to Clean Architecture

Lecture 11: Source Code

Chapter 2: Inventory List

Lecture 1: Write the View Inventories Use Case

Lecture 2: Why we start with implementing use cases

Lecture 3: Implement the View Inventories Use Case

Lecture 4: Create a Plugin with Dependency Injection

Lecture 5: Inject the Use Case in Razor Component

Lecture 6: Dependency Injection

Lecture 7: Dependency Injection Lifetime Management

Lecture 8: Page Component – Create the Inventory List page

Lecture 9: SPA Components Best Practice

Lecture 10: Create a reusable component – Inventory List

Lecture 11: Extract List Item Component and use Component Parameters

Chapter 3: Add Inventory

Lecture 1: Add Inventory Use Case – Use Case Driven development

Lecture 2: Implement Add Inventory Repository method

Lecture 3: Practice – Add Inventory page component

Lecture 4: EditForm and Form Submission in Blazor SSR

Lecture 5: Form Validations with Data Annotations

Lecture 6: Navigation with NavigationManager

Chapter 4: Edit Inventory

Lecture 1: Edit Inventory Use Case

Lecture 2: Implement Edit Inventory Repository methods

Lecture 3: Receive Routing Parameter

Lecture 4: Implement View Inventory Use Case and Repository

Lecture 5: Implement Edit Inventory Page Component

Chapter 5: Enhanced form handling for partial rendering

Lecture 1: Add a component parameter for filtering inventories

Lecture 2: Use EditForm to create the search bar

Lecture 3: Use EventCallback to communicate from child to parent component

Lecture 4: Use Enhanced form handling for partial page rendering

Lecture 5: Implement Delete Inventory Use Case and Repository method

Lecture 6: Delete Inventory with Enhanced EditForm

Chapter 6: Product List and Add Product

Lecture 1: Implement View Products use case and product repository

Lecture 2: Implement Product components

Lecture 3: Enable and Use Server Interactivity for Deleting Products

Lecture 4: Use Interactive EditForm to Add Product

Lecture 5: Search and Display Inventories for Products

Lecture 6: Data binding on input

Lecture 7: CSS Isolation

Lecture 8: Add Inventory to Product

Lecture 9: Use ValidationAttribute to do custom validation

Lecture 10: Improve Product Inventory Component Layout with Bootstrap Card

Chapter 7: Edit Product

Lecture 1: Edit Product Requirements

Lecture 2: View Product by Id Use Case

Lecture 3: Edit Product Use Case

Lecture 4: Edit Product Component

Chapter 8: Purchase Inventory

Lecture 1: Purchase Inventory Requirements

Lecture 2: Purchase Inventory Use Case

Lecture 3: AutoComplete Component 1

Lecture 4: AutoComplete Component 2

Lecture 5: Purchase Inventory Page Component

Chapter 9: Produce Products

Lecture 1: Produce Product Use Case

Lecture 2: Produce Product Page Component

Lecture 3: Custom Validation for Quantity to Produce

Lecture 4: Javascript InterOp

Chapter 10: Sell Products

Lecture 1: Sell Product Use Case

Lecture 2: Sell Product Page Component

Lecture 3: Product Quantity Custom Validation

Lecture 4: Make AutoComplete Component support async calls

Chapter 11: Reporting

Lecture 1: Inventory Transaction Report Use Case

Lecture 2: Inventory Transaction Report Page Component

Lecture 3: Product Transaction Report Use Case

Lecture 4: Product Transaction Report Page Component

Lecture 5: Print Report

Chapter 12: Use Entity Framework Core

Lecture 1: EntityFramework Core and Nuget Packages

Lecture 2: EF Core Data Store Plugin & Package Installations

Lecture 3: Configuring DbContext

Lecture 4: Run Database Migration

Lecture 5: Inventory Repository with EF Core

Lecture 6: Product Repository with EF Core

Lecture 7: Inventory Transaction Repository with EF Core

Lecture 8: Product Transaction Repository with EF Core

Lecture 9: Solve Blazor SSR EditForm Issues

Lecture 10: Plug in the EF Core Repositories and Test and Troubleshoot the App

Chapter 13: Authentication and Authorization

Lecture 1: The main parts of Identity

Lecture 2: Attempt to Scaffold Identity

Lecture 3: The three main parts in a Blazor SSR project

Lecture 4: How authentication and authorization works in Blazor App

Lecture 5: Add Identity to IMS system

Lecture 6: Use AuthenticationState to access user info

Instructors

Frank Liu
Full Stack Senior Software Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 61 votes

4 stars: 228 votes

5 stars: 417 votes

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