Blazor The Complete Guide (WASM Server .NET Core 5)

Blazor – The Complete Guide (WASM & Server .NET Core 5), available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 226 lectures, based on 1495 reviews, and has 7245 subscribers.

You will learn about Build real world application using Blazor Web Assembly Manage admin features using Blazor Server Build .NET 5 API from scratch Consume .NET 5 API using Blazor WASM Authentication & Authorization in Blazor Server and WASM Emails with Blazor Integrate Stripe Payments in Blazor WASM Repository Pattern and Dependency Injection Deploying .NET API, Blazor WASM & Server to Azure This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor Web Assembly and Server or Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor (.NET 5) or How to create .NET API and consume it in Blazor Application or Build real world application using Blazor! It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor Web Assembly and Server or Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor (.NET 5) or How to create .NET API and consume it in Blazor Application or Build real world application using Blazor!.

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Summary

Title: Blazor – The Complete Guide (WASM & Server .NET Core 5)

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 226

Number of Published Lectures: 224

Number of Curriculum Items: 226

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 224

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build real world application using Blazor Web Assembly

Manage admin features using Blazor Server

Build .NET 5 API from scratch

Consume .NET 5 API using Blazor WASM

Authentication & Authorization in Blazor Server and WASM

Emails with Blazor

Integrate Stripe Payments in Blazor WASM

Repository Pattern and Dependency Injection

Deploying .NET API, Blazor WASM & Server to Azure

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor Web Assembly and Server

Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor (.NET 5)

How to create .NET API and consume it in Blazor Application

Build real world application using Blazor!

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn fundamentals of Blazor Web Assembly and Server

Anyone who wants to understand new file structure in Blazor (.NET 5)

How to create .NET API and consume it in Blazor Application

Build real world application using Blazor!

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 5) 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.

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 from Blazor Server to Blazor WASM applications which consumes .NET 5 API.

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 5 for this course along with Entity Framework Core and Stripe for payment processing.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Course Project Demo

Lecture 3: Localization and Globalization in Blazor

Lecture 4: Course Overview

Lecture 5: Project Resources

Lecture 6: What is Blazor.

Lecture 7: Blazor Server vs Blazor Client

Lecture 8: What this course is not about

Lecture 9: Create Project

Lecture 10: Blazor Server Application Overview

Lecture 11: Blazor Server Vs Client Demo

Chapter 2: Blazor Basics

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: One way data binding

Lecture 3: Two way data binding

Lecture 4: Assignment 1

Lecture 5: Assignment 1 – Data Binding

Lecture 6: Dropdown and Loops

Lecture 7: Add Rooms List

Lecture 8: Assignment 2

Lecture 9: Assignment 2 – Bind Property Practice

Lecture 10: Code Cleanup and Routing Introduction

Lecture 11: Assignment 3 – Demo Hotel

Lecture 12: Assignment 3 Solution – Demo Hotel

Lecture 13: Components in Blazor

Lecture 14: Passing parameters to Components

Lecture 15: Individual Room Component

Lecture 16: Assignment 4 – Hotel Amenities

Lecture 17: Solution Hotel Amenities

Lecture 18: Lifecycle 1

Lecture 19: Lifecycle 2

Lecture 20: Lifecycle 3

Lecture 21: Lifecycle 4

Lecture 22: Event Call Back

Lecture 23: Assignment 5- Event Call Back

Lecture 24: Assignment 5- Event Call Back Solution

Chapter 3: Blazor Intermediate

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Render Fragement

Lecture 3: Another way for Event Call Back

Lecture 4: Multiple Render Fragment

Lecture 5: Assignment 6- Render Fragment

Lecture 6: Assignment 6 Solution- Render fragment

Lecture 7: Need for Attribute Splatting

Lecture 8: Attribute Splatting

Lecture 9: Capture All Values with Splatting

Lecture 10: Passing Parameters at multiple level

Lecture 11: Cascading Parameter

Lecture 12: Cascading Value with Name

Lecture 13: Routing Basics

Lecture 14: Routing Advance Topics

Lecture 15: Navigation Manager

Chapter 4: Database in Blazor

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Add Multiple Class Library Projects

Lecture 3: Add ApplicationDbContext

Lecture 4: Configure Hidden Villa Server Project for DbContext

Lecture 5: Create Database

Lecture 6: Hotel Room Model

Lecture 7: Hotel Room DTO

Lecture 8: Hotel Repository Interface

Lecture 9: Hotel Room Repository Implementation Part 1

Lecture 10: Hotel Room Repository Implementation Part 2

Lecture 11: Hotel Room Repository Implementation Part 3

Chapter 5: Blazor forms and CRUD

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create Hotel Room List Page

Lecture 3: Forms in Blazor Part 1

Lecture 4: Forms in Blazor Part 2

Lecture 5: Validations in Edit Form

Lecture 6: Create First Hotel Room

Lecture 7: Hotel Room List

Chapter 6: Blazor and Javascript

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: JS in Blazor

Lecture 3: Add Toastr to Project

Lecture 4: JSRuntime Extenstions

Lecture 5: Assignment 7 – Sweet Alerts

Lecture 6: Assignment 7 Solution- Sweet Alerts

Lecture 7: Referencing Components

Chapter 7: Hotel Room Management (Blazor Server)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Update Hotel Room Part 1

Lecture 3: Update Hotel Room Part 2

Lecture 4: Hotel Room Image Model

Lecture 5: Hotel Room Image Repository Interface

Lecture 6: Implement Room Image Repository

Lecture 7: File Upload Interface

Lecture 8: Implement File Upload Interface

Lecture 9: Input File Component

Lecture 10: Handle Uploading Image

Lecture 11: Image Viewer when uploading

Lecture 12: Upload and assign image to room

Lecture 13: Display Image on Edit

Lecture 14: Add more image while updating hotel room

Lecture 15: Delete Image Issue

Lecture 16: Delete Image while creating room Part 1

Lecture 17: Delete Image while updating room

Lecture 18: Show Image Processing Link

Instructors

DotNet Mastery
Ultimate Training Resource for .NET Developers

Bhrugen Patel
Microsoft MVP | Passionate Software Architect

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes

2 stars: 19 votes

3 stars: 98 votes

4 stars: 435 votes

5 stars: 936 votes

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