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Build Real world application with Blazor (.NET Core 3.1)
Build real world application using Blazor that allows developers to run C# in the browser.
Created byBhrugen Patel - (DotNetMastery | Microsoft MVP | 300k+ Students), Bhrugen Patel - Microsoft MVP | 300,000+ Students
Last updated 10/2023
English
What you'll learn
- Blazor Basics
- Blazor Server Side Project
- Components in Blazor
- Introduction to Blazor
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Course content
7 sections • 56 lectures • 3h 38m total length
Requirements
- Basics of ASP NET Core
- Basic Entity Framework
Description
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.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone curious about what is Blazor