The Blazor course aims to provide a thorough understanding of how to build interactive web applications using Microsoft's Blazor framework. Blazor allows developers to use C# and .NET to build web applications instead of relying on JavaScript. This course is designed for developers with a basic knowledge of C# and .NET who wish to expand their skills in modern web application development. The course will cover a variety of essential topics, including:
- Introduction to Blazor: An overview of the framework, including the differences between Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly, and when to use one over the other.
- Blazor Components: How to build reusable components, manage events, bind data, and manage component lifecycle to create dynamic user interfaces.
- Routing and Navigation: Learn to manage navigation within the application, including passing parameters and securing routes.
- Data Access: Techniques for accessing data from a REST API, using Entity Framework for database access, and how to manage state and data sharing between components.
- Authentication and Authorization: Implementing authentication and authorization in Blazor applications, for both Blazor Server and WebAssembly.
- Deployment and Hosting: Step-by-step instructions for deploying Blazor applications to various environments, including IIS servers, Azure, and Linux.
- Best Practices: Tips on how to effectively structure code, optimize application performance, and implement best security practices.
- Final Project: A practical project that allows participants to apply what they've learned in the course to build a complete Blazor application, from conception to deployment.
In addition to lectures, the course includes practical exercises, projects, quizzes to test understanding, and access to a developer community for exchanging knowledge and experiences. Upon completing the course, participants will have the necessary skills to build modern and responsive web applications using Blazor.
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