Blazor WebAssembly Full Stack Bootcamp with .NET 5

Blazor WebAssembly Full Stack Bootcamp with .NET 5, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 211 lectures, based on 622 reviews, and has 3777 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a complete web application with Blazor WebAssembly, Web API, Entity Framework and a SQL Server database Razor components: Communication, data binding, event handling, the @code block & more Forms in Blazor WebAssembly with Validation & displaying validation messages Utilize built-in forms components like InputText, InputCheckbox, InputSelect & more Authentication & authorization with the AuthenticationStateProvider & the AuthorizeView component Authentication with JSON Web Tokens (JWT) Use Web API as web service with the HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE by utilizing the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern Use Entity Framework with code-first migrations to store your data in a SQL Server database Publish & Deploy to a Windows Server with IIS (Internet Information Services) and much more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone who wants to make the next big step in web development with Blazor & .NET or Students who want to improve their skills in order to have better chances for career advancement It is particularly useful for Everyone who wants to make the next big step in web development with Blazor & .NET or Students who want to improve their skills in order to have better chances for career advancement.

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Summary

Title: Blazor WebAssembly Full Stack Bootcamp with .NET 5

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 211

Number of Published Lectures: 211

Number of Curriculum Items: 211

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 211

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a complete web application with Blazor WebAssembly, Web API, Entity Framework and a SQL Server database

Razor components: Communication, data binding, event handling, the @code block & more

Forms in Blazor WebAssembly with Validation & displaying validation messages

Utilize built-in forms components like InputText, InputCheckbox, InputSelect & more

Authentication & authorization with the AuthenticationStateProvider & the AuthorizeView component

Authentication with JSON Web Tokens (JWT)

Use Web API as web service with the HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE by utilizing the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern

Use Entity Framework with code-first migrations to store your data in a SQL Server database

Publish & Deploy to a Windows Server with IIS (Internet Information Services)

and much more!

Who Should Attend

Everyone who wants to make the next big step in web development with Blazor & .NET

Students who want to improve their skills in order to have better chances for career advancement

Target Audiences

Everyone who wants to make the next big step in web development with Blazor & .NET

Students who want to improve their skills in order to have better chances for career advancement

Blazor WebAssembly is turning the web development world upside down.

With Blazor you can keep coding every part of your web application – meaning front end andback end – with the programming language and the framework you love – C# and .NET.

No need for JavaScript anymore and you can even use the same classes and methods you write for the server as well as for the client.

We will dive right into the code by first having a look at the standard example project of Blazor WebAssembly and then we already build the main project of this course, which is a classic online browser game, where users can create an army of fighters and send them into battle against other users.

Together with some customization options and climbing the leaderboard, this application will teach you how to use Blazor WebAssembly with Razor components in a playful way.

We will have a look at data- and event binding, communication between components, formswith their built-in componentsand validationoptions, how to use views only authorized users can see, how to make calls to a web service, and much more.

Additionally, you will learn how to build the back end of the browser game with a Web API and Entity Framework to store all the data in a SQL Serverdatabase.

By the end of this course, you will have what it takes to call yourself a full stack Blazor web developer.

With your new skills, you are ready to conquer any upcoming .NET web development project you want to build yourself or any project that is requested by a recruiter.

The only tools you need are Visual Studio, Postman, SQL Server, and a browser like Chromeor Firefox.

Everything is available for free and also cross-platform! So you can follow this course on Windows and macOS.

What You Will Learn

Introduction & Jumpstart

Create an ASP.NET Core hosted Blazor WebAssembly project

Examinethe example project

Explore different ways to run your web application

Debug client & server code at the same time

Initialize a Git repository for your source control

Blazor WebAssembly Fundamentals

Create Razor components

Write C# code and HTML in the same file

The @code block

Component communication with parameters, event callbacks & services

Databinding & eventhandling

Add pagesto your Blazor WebAssembly application

Routing & navigation in a Blazor app

Create and use modelswithin your web application

Loops & more in Razor components

User feedback with toaster messages for errors & more

Manage NuGet Packages

Forms & Authentication

Create forms with validations

Use all built-in forms components like InputText, InputCheckbox, InputSelect & more

Build login & registrationforms

Display validation errors

Utilize models with forms

Add the NavigationManagerto navigate the user in your app

Utilize the AuthenticationStateProvider

Expose the AuthenticationState

Use the AuthorizeView component

Page restriction with the [Authorize] attribute

Use the LocalStoragefor authentication

Web API & Entity Framework

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern

Create modelsand controllers

Use the same models for the server and the client

Attribute routing (with parameters)

The HTTP request methods GET, POST, PUT & DELETE

Object-Relational-Mapping

Code-First Migration

SQL Server

How to use a DataContextand a proper ConnectionString

All previous HTTP requestswith Entity Framework to save your data in a SQL Serverdatabase

Inspect your database with the SQL Server Management Studio

Authentication with JSON Web Tokens (JWT)

Create & verify JSON Web Tokens

Use the Repository pattern

Add & read claims

Secure controllers with the Authorizeattribute

Use the JWT in the AuthenticationStateProviderof Blazor WebAssembly

Advanced Blazor WebAssembly, Web API & Entity Framework Implementations

Add relationsto your database

Use LINQfunctions to Select, Order & Include entities

Complete the game logic: Grow your army, fight battles, climb the leaderboard

and more!

Publish & Deploy your Web Application

Deploy your web application on a Windows Server with IIS (Internet Information Services)

User the Web Deploy feature of IIS to publish and deploy your app with Visual Studio

Your Instructor

My name is Patrick and I will be your instructor in this course. I’m a web developer for over a decade now, I have worked for big corporations and small teams, as an employee and a contractor and I just love to see the way Microsoft is going with .NET & Blazor and how important these technologies get day by day.

To this date, I was able to run seven courses on web development here on Udemy about .NET (Core), Blazor, single-page applications, Angular and DevOps – with a total of over 55.000 unique students and over 6.000 reviews.

If you have any questions, feel free to connect.

And if you still have any doubts, you have a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.

Are you ready to take the next step in web development?

I’m looking forward to seeing you in the course!

Course image: vector illustration/Shutterstock

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: .NET SDK & Tools (.NET SDK, Visual Studio, Postman, SQL Server)

Lecture 3: Git Repository on GitHub

Chapter 2: Jumpstart

Lecture 1: Create an ASP.NET Core Hosted Blazor WebAssembly Project

Lecture 2: Solution Overview

Lecture 3: Example Project Explained

Lecture 4: Initialize Git Repository

Chapter 3: Let’s Make a Game: First Steps with Blazor WebAssembly

Lecture 1: Introduction & Project Overview

Lecture 2: Your First Razor Component

Lecture 3: CSS Isolation

Lecture 4: Component Communication with Parameters (Parent to Child)

Lecture 5: Component Communication with Event Callbacks (Child to Parent)

Lecture 6: Build Units with a new Page (and cleaning up a little)

Lecture 7: Component Communication with Services

Lecture 8: Add Bananas with the BananaService

Lecture 9: New Models for Knights & More

Lecture 10: Build Units with the Unit Service

Lecture 11: Select & foreach in Action (Extending the Build Component)

Lecture 12: Show Me Your Army

Lecture 13: Not enough Bananas! (Display Error Messages)

Lecture 14: Toast Notifications with Blazored.Toast

Lecture 15: Success Message for New Units

Lecture 16: Summary

Chapter 4: Fun with Forms & Authentication

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: User Login Form with Validation

Lecture 3: Model for User Registration (also with Validation)

Lecture 4: User Registration Form

Lecture 5: Add Asterisk to Required Fields through CSS

Lecture 6: Log Objects to the Console

Lecture 7: Use Radio Buttons (InputRadio Component)

Lecture 8: Navigate the User with the NavigationManager

Lecture 9: The AuthenticationStateProvider

Lecture 10: Expose the AuthenticationState & Introduce the AuthorizeView with Friends

Lecture 11: Page Restriction with the [Authorize] Attribute

Lecture 12: LocalStorage for Authentication & Notify about the Authentication State

Lecture 13: Add a Logout Option

Lecture 14: Clean Up the Navigation & Add a FavIcon

Lecture 15: Summary

Chapter 5: First Steps with Web API & Entity Framework

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern

Lecture 3: Add the UnitController

Lecture 4: Get the Units with Postman

Lecture 5: Receive Units from the Web API

Lecture 6: A Quick Word About Dependency Injection

Lecture 7: HTTP Methods Explained

Lecture 8: Asynchronous Calls

Lecture 9: What is Entity Framework? Object-Relational Mapping Explained

Lecture 10: Install Entity Framework

Lecture 11: Install SQL Server Express

Lecture 12: Implement the DataContext

Lecture 13: ConnectionString & Add the DbContext

Lecture 14: Code-First Migration in Action

Lecture 15: View the Database with the SQL Server Management Studio

Lecture 16: Receive Units from the SQL Server Database

Lecture 17: Add a Unit with POST

Lecture 18: Update a Unit with PUT

Lecture 19: Remove a Unit with DELETE

Lecture 20: Summary

Chapter 6: Authentication with JSON Web Tokens (JWT)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The User Model

Lecture 3: Authentication Theory

Lecture 4: Authentication Repository

Lecture 5: User Registration

Lecture 6: “User already exists.”

Lecture 7: Service Response with Generics

Lecture 8: Add the Authentication Controller

Lecture 9: Register a User on the Client

Lecture 10: User Login

Lecture 11: Login with the Client

Lecture 12: Token Authentication with JSON Web Tokens

Lecture 13: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) Preparations

Lecture 14: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) Implementations

Lecture 15: Use JWT with the Client

Lecture 16: Authentication Middleware & Authorize Attribute

Lecture 17: Create the UserController

Lecture 18: Receive the User’s Bananas on the Client

Lecture 19: Summary

Chapter 7: Grow Your Army with UserUnits

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Add Bananas to the Database

Lecture 3: A One-to-Many Relationship: UserUnits

Lecture 4: Refactor with a UtilityService

Lecture 5: Build UserUnits on the Server with the UserUnitController

Lecture 6: Get UserUnits Implementations

Lecture 7: Build UserUnits on the Client

Lecture 8: Show Me Your Army

Lecture 9: Summary

Chapter 8: Fight Battles & Climb the Leaderboard

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Add Battle Properties to User Model

Lecture 3: Implement the Leaderboard

Lecture 4: Create the Leaderboard Service

Lecture 5: Create the Leaderboard Page

Lecture 6: Change My Leaderboard Style

Instructors

Patrick God
Passionate Software Developer & Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes

2 stars: 14 votes

3 stars: 39 votes

4 stars: 186 votes

5 stars: 378 votes

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