Blazor – Real World Developer Portfolio (WASM + Web API)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Getting the most out of this course

Lecture 2: Why learn C#, ASP.NET and Blazor

Lecture 3: What you'll learn and how you'll learn it

Lecture 4: ASP.NET and Blazor introduction

Chapter 2: Creating the walking skeleton

Lecture 1: Installing and setting up prerequisites

Lecture 2: Setting up a fancy Windows Terminal (including VS & VSCode)

Lecture 3: Creating the solution, adding the projects and adding source control

Lecture 4: Deleting Blazor boilerplate and preparing CSS

Lecture 5: Creating the home page

Lecture 6: Creating the navbar CSS

Lecture 7: Creating the navbar C# logic

Lecture 8: Creating the navbar HTML

Lecture 9: Creating the footer

Lecture 10: Expanding the blog page

Lecture 11: Creating the CategoryCard component

Lecture 12: What are Entity Framework Core and SQLite?

Lecture 13: Creating the Category model

Lecture 14: Creating the DBContext

Lecture 15: Using the DBContext

Lecture 16: Creating a migration

Lecture 17: Generating the database

Lecture 18: Creating the API

Lecture 19: Consuming the API from the Client (1/2)

Lecture 20: Consuming the API from the Client (2/2)

Lecture 21: Making the blog page dynamic (1/2)

Lecture 22: Making the blog page dynamic (2/2)

Lecture 23: Creating the Server deployment pipeline

Lecture 24: Finishing the Server deployment pipeline

Lecture 25: Creating the Client deployment pipeline

Lecture 26: Finishing the Client deployment pipeline

Chapter 3: Expanding the public front end

Lecture 1: Fancying up our application

Lecture 2: Agile/SCRUM Software Development

Lecture 3: Finishing the public navbar

Lecture 4: Scaffolding out the public pages

Lecture 5: Expanding the Skills page

Lecture 6: Expanding the Portfolio page (1/2)

Lecture 7: Expanding the Portfolio page (2/2)

Lecture 8: Finishing the modal window component

Lecture 9: Expanding the About page

Lecture 10: Expanding the Contact page

Chapter 4: Expanding the back end

Lecture 1: Adding the Post model

Lecture 2: Updating the database (1/2)

Lecture 3: Updating the database (2/2)

Lecture 4: Expanding the categories controller (1/2)

Lecture 5: Expanding the categories controller (2/2)

Lecture 6: Fixing the object reference cycle error

Lecture 7: Updating the projects to .NET 6 Preview 7

Lecture 8: Creating the posts controller

Lecture 9: Trying out and fixing the posts controller

Lecture 10: Testing the fixed posts controller

Chapter 5: Creating the admin area front end

Lecture 1: Creating the admin index page

Lecture 2: Creating the admin navigational sidebar (1/2)

Lecture 3: Creating the admin navigational sidebar (2/2)

Lecture 4: Creating the categories index page

Lecture 5: Expanding the categories index page

Lecture 6: Creating the categories create page

Lecture 7: Expanding the categories create page

Lecture 8: How to debug your applications in Visual Studio

Lecture 9: Adding image uploading (1/2)

Lecture 10: Adding image uploading (2/2)

Lecture 11: Creating some reusable components

Lecture 12: Expanding the categories index page with deletion (1/2)]

Lecture 13: Expanding the categories index page with deletion (2/2)

Lecture 14: Creating the category update page

Lecture 15: Testing Category CRUD and finishing app.css

Lecture 16: Finishing the InMemoryDatabaseCache class

Lecture 17: Fixing some deployment bugs

Lecture 18: Creating the posts index page

Lecture 19: Creating the posts create page

Lecture 20: Setting up QuillJS

Lecture 21: Adding QuillJS to the Posts create page

Lecture 22: Creating the posts update page

Lecture 23: Implementing quick post (un)publishing

Lecture 24: Adding custom model validations

Lecture 25: Conclusion

Chapter 6: Finishing the public front end

Lecture 1: Expanding the Blog page

Lecture 2: Creating the Categories Index page

Lecture 3: Finishing the Categories Index page

Lecture 4: Displaying blog posts

Chapter 7: Adding authentication with ASP.NET Identity

Lecture 1: Setting up ASP.NET Identity for the Server

Lecture 2: Seeding and updating the database with ASP.NET Identity

Lecture 3: Creating the sign in controller

Lecture 4: Securing the Server API

Lecture 5: Setting up security for the Client

Lecture 6: Creating the SignIn component

Lecture 7: Securing the rest of the admin area

Lecture 8: Finishing security for the Client

Lecture 9: Course Project Improvements and Updates

Lecture 10: Conclusion

Lecture 11: What's next?