Build ASP.NET Blazor apps with a clean structure
What you'll learn
- Build single-page applications with Blazor
- Learn how to implement a clean structure with loose coupled components
- See the advantages of using the INotifyPropertyChanged implementation from the MVVM pattern
- Learn how to use Bootstrap in Blazor WebAssembly apps
- Learn how to implement and use different kinds of state management
Requirements
- You should have basic knowledge about C#.NET
- You should know how to write (console) applications in C#.NET
- You should have basic knowledge about web technologies (HTML, CSS)
Description
This course will cover all the basic techniques and mechanisms you need to create sophisticated web applications with ASP.NET Core 5.0 Blazor. You get an overview of the framework and what is essential. After the introduction, we will start writing a Blazor WebAssembly app. The main focus of this course is on Blazor WebAssembly but don't worry. If you want to write Blazor Server apps, you can also attend this course because almost every technique we cover is applicable to Blazor Server apps. In some topics, I will cover the differences between Blazor WebAssembly and Blazor Server.
In some sections, we will go a little bit deeper, and we will examine what is under the hood. If you want to go through such a course very fast without thinking outside the box, this is probably the wrong course for you. Here I want to ensure that you get the techniques you need to write Blazor apps, and you should see why something works in a certain way.
If you are already an experienced .NET developer, you will see some familiar techniques we will use in this course, for example, the INotifyPropertyChanged interface from the MVVM pattern.
If you like the description, then you should enroll in the course!
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It would be a pleasure for me to lead you through every section!
Regards,
Benjamin
Who this course is for:
- C# developer
- Web developer
Instructor
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My name is Benjamin, and I'm a passionate software developer. In my job, I develop programs with the .NET-Framework and WPF and I create web apps with Angular. I have written apps for different platforms with Xamarin (both approaches) and with the real native approaches. I like to learn new programming languages and techniques. Last few weeks I spent some time diving deeper into the new framework Blazor and I have created apps with the help of Blazor
When I don't sit in front of my computer, I like to ride my motorcycle or play football with my friends.