Programming in Blazor - ASP.NET Core 3.2
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Programming in Blazor - ASP.NET Core 3.2
Create interactive web applications with C#
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- 16 hours on-demand video
- 4 articles
- 5 downloadable resources
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- Certificate of Completion
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What you'll learn
- Develop web applications using C# and Blazor
- Use Azure DevOps to deploy Blazor apps
- Create a Database using Entity Framework Core 3.1
- Create a user system that uses roles
Course content
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137 lectures
15:48:40
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Introduction
9 lectures
25:27
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Introduction to Razor
7 lectures
28:55
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Components
22 lectures
02:28:31
Preview
00:44
Preview
06:16
Arbitrary Parameters
11:18
Events
05:33
Data Binding
03:50
EventCallback
03:13
RenderFragment
08:03
Generic RenderFragment
07:31
Life Cycle Methods of a Component
06:33
Dependency Injection
12:23
Partial Classes
03:35
Layout
04:29
Invoking JavaScript Functions From C#
10:42
Invoking Static C# Methods from JavaScript
04:41
Invoking Instance C# Methods from JavaScript
05:59
Ref directive - Making References of Components
09:09
Cascading Parameters
09:50
Debugging Blazor WebAssembly Apps
05:53
Timers and IDisposable
17:58
Homework
00:14
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Routing
8 lectures
37:51
Preview
00:40
Page Directive
03:46
Exploring the App.razor File
09:07
NavigationManager
04:15
Route Params
05:11
NavLinks
05:41
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Forms
13 lectures
01:42:08
Preview
00:50
Validations with Data Annotations
05:34
Updating Records
06:56
Building a Movie Filtering Component
10:59
Building a Person Form
06:17
Component for Inserting Images
12:23
Component for Markdown
07:10
Building a Movie Form
07:01
Building a Multiple Selector Component
14:27
Building a Typeahead Component (autocomplete)
15:30
Reordering Elements in a List
09:00
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Communicating with the Back-End - HTTP - Entity Framework Core
21 lectures
02:57:30
Preview
01:01
Creating the Database
16:38
Creating Genres
12:23
Creating People
04:08
Saving an Image in Azure Storage
10:44
Alternative to Azure Storage - Local
06:35
Creating Movies
12:40
Reading Records
08:09
Filters
11:27
Movie Details
13:07
Updating Genres
04:04
Updating People
08:55
Updating Movies
12:47
Deleting Records
07:32
Pagination - Back-End
11:46
Pagination - Front-End
09:37
Finishing the Movie Filter Component
17:47
Key Attribute and the Diffing Algorithm
02:06
Homework
00:15
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Security
20 lectures
03:07:42
Preview
00:53
AuthorizeView - Hiding UI Content for Anonymous Users
06:36
Authorize - Protecting Our Components
03:19
Reading the Authentication State from C#
04:01
Configuring Identity - ASP.NET Core
15:37
Building a Real Authentication State Provider
10:23
Building Components for Register, Login and Logout
13:08
Creating a Rating Component
15:20
Providing Feedback with SweetAlert - Third Party Library
06:33
Implementing Roles
22:06
Renewing the JWT - Background Tasks
19:34
Automatic Logout if User is Inactive
07:45
Migrating Our Application to IdentityServer4
12:46
Adding Claims in IdentityServer4
06:13
Sending the JWT through the HTTPClient
14:03
Homework
00:24
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Deployment
6 lectures
36:23
Preview
00:48
Deploying to Azure App Service
09:15
Deploying to Azure Storage
04:50
Continuous Delivery with Azure DevOps
15:00
Deploying to IIS
06:05
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Sharing Code and Razor Class Libraries
8 lectures
40:15
Preview
01:23
Accessing CSS and JavaScript files in RCLs
06:20
Dependency Injection in a Shared Component
03:56
Routable Components in Razor Class Libraries
02:55
Passing Data to a Routable Component with Cascading Parameters
02:52
Migrating our BlazorMovies Components into a RCL
16:31
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Blazor Server and Dual-Architecture
14 lectures
01:58:19
Preview
01:02
JavaScript in Blazor Server
08:21
Dual-Architecture
03:14
BlazorMovies app in Blazor Server
19:02
Enabling Authentication
15:45
Avoiding Firing OnInitializedAsync Twice
02:21
Genres Entity
06:45
People Entity
18:40
Movies and Ratings Entity
15:51
Users and Roles
08:32
Deployment to Azure App Service
05:27
Summary
01:19
Requirements
- C# Fundamentals (functions, variables, loops, the basics)
- HTML and CSS Fundamentals
Description
Blazor is a Microsoft technology that allows us to make interactive web applications with C# without using JavaScript.
In this course we will learn to develop web applications with Blazor.
Throughout the course we will create an application applying what has been learned.
We will go from the basics to the advanced. We will create forms, components, entities, relations with our entities, and user system with roles and more.
We will use an ASP.NET Core 3.2* application to serve our Blazor project, and with Entity Framework Core 3.1 we will create our database.
In the end, we will use Azure services, such as Azure App Service and Azure DevOps, to publish our application to production.
*We say ASP.NET Core 3.2 because it is a special version for Blazor WebAssembly.
Who this course is for:
- C# developers who want to build complex web applications
- JavaScript developers that do not want to use JavaScript anymore
- Front-End developers
- Back-End developers who want to use C# on the Front-End
Featured review
Ruan Fourie
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2 courses,
2 reviews
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6 months ago
Truly enjoyed this course. Very informative on the subject especially for someone who has not worked with Blazor at all. Also really enjoy and appreciated the full stack nature of the course taking in account the 'Start from scratch' of the project all the way to db creation and project deployment. Only lost half a star because of the occasional jump in technical difficulty from low to very high of what is explained in a section. Learned allot, Thanks.