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Build Real world application with Blazor (.NET Core 3.1)

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Build Real world application with Blazor (.NET Core 3.1), available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 56 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 7 subscribers.

You will learn about Blazor Basics Blazor Server Side Project Components in Blazor Introduction to Blazor This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone curious about what is Blazor It is particularly useful for Anyone curious about what is Blazor.

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Title: Build Real world application with Blazor (.NET Core 3.1)

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 56

Number of Published Lectures: 56

Number of Curriculum Items: 56

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 56

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Blazor Basics
  • Blazor Server Side Project
  • Components in Blazor
  • Introduction to Blazor
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone curious about what is Blazor
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone curious about what is Blazor
  • In the past, JavaScript had a monopoly in client-side web development. As developers, we had the choice of frameworks (e.g. Angular, React, etc.) but at the end it always boiled down to JavaScript. Blazor changes that.

    Blazor is an exciting .NET web framework that allows developers to run C# in the browser. Blazor is an exciting .NET web framework that allows developers to run C# in the browser.

    Blazor Server has been released with .net core 3.0 and Blazor client will be released in May 2020. No matter which route you decide to go the syntax is identical.

    In this course we will start with the basic building blocks of blazor with its syntax and then we will build a real world project!

    It is a great time to start your journey with blazor to get a headstand with the technology! Blazor is still in initial phase of development cycle and nowhere close to being Mature, hence there are many changes but I will keep the course updated so you can always have the latest content!

    This is an old course with .NET core 3.1 and it is a beginners guide with Blazor. I hope to see you guys in the course.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Intro

    Lecture 1: Welcome

    Lecture 2: Live Demo

    Lecture 3: Blazor intro

    Lecture 4: Pro and Con Blazor

    Chapter 2: Create Proj

    Lecture 1: Create New Project

    Lecture 2: Run Project

    Lecture 3: Common Files with ASP.NET Core

    Lecture 4: Startup and _Host

    Lecture 5: Imports razor

    Lecture 6: App Razor Page

    Lecture 7: Shared Folder

    Lecture 8: DI Lifetime

    Chapter 3: Project

    Lecture 1: Organizing Folders

    Lecture 2: Debugging Errors and Styling

    Lecture 3: First Blazor Component

    Lecture 4: Data Bindings

    Lecture 5: Event Binding

    Lecture 6: Component Base

    Lecture 7: Understanding Counter Component

    Lecture 8: Routing Parameters

    Lecture 9: Route Parameters from Query String

    Lecture 10: Passing Value from Parent To Child Component

    Lecture 11: Event Call Back

    Chapter 4: Category

    Lecture 1: Models for our project

    Lecture 2: Adding Category Model

    Lecture 3: Push Category To Database

    Lecture 4: Category Service

    Lecture 5: Register Category Service

    Lecture 6: Display Category Table

    Lecture 7: Popup Window to Add Category _ Attach file

    Lecture 8: Add New Category _maybe attach

    Lecture 9: Form Validations

    Lecture 10: Edit Category

    Lecture 11: Delete Category

    Chapter 5: Product

    Lecture 1: Create Product Model

    Lecture 2: Product Service

    Lecture 3: Blazor Input File

    Lecture 4: Code Methods in Product Component Part 1

    Lecture 5: Code Methods in Product Component Part 2

    Lecture 6: Product Razor Add UI Part 1

    Lecture 7: Add Product Part 2

    Lecture 8: Edit Product

    Lecture 9: Form Validations

    Lecture 10: Authentication

    Lecture 11: Authorization Error

    Chapter 6: Auth

    Lecture 1: Index Razor Component

    Lecture 2: Index Child Component

    Chapter 7: Appointment

    Lecture 1: Appointment Model

    Lecture 2: Appointment Service

    Lecture 3: Details Demo

    Lecture 4: Details Blazor

    Lecture 5: Details Child Component

    Lecture 6: Appointment Child Component

    Lecture 7: Book Appointments

    Lecture 8: Assignment

    Lecture 9: Assignment cntd

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