.NET Fullstack: Web API, Blazor WebAssembly with MuBlazor

.NET Fullstack: Web API, Blazor WebAssembly with MuBlazor, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 5, with 105 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 61 subscribers.

You will learn about Creating and configuring RESTful APIs with .NET Implementing CRUD operations Understanding ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) with Entity FrameworkCore Configuring Entity FrameworkCore in .NET applications Code-first approaches Performing EntityFrameworeCore migrations Understanding the Repository pattern Implementing Repository pattern with Entity FrameworkCore Managing data access logic efficiently Understanding the Unit of Work pattern Implementing Unit of Work to manage transactions Coordinating changes across multiple repositories Understanding CQRS architecture Implementing CQRS in .NET applications using MediatR Separating command and query responsibilities for scalability Response Wrapper pattern Building interactive web applications with Blazor WebAssembly Understanding the component-based architecture Data binding, event handling, and component communication Using MudBlazor for material design components in Blazor Customizing MudBlazor components for a modern UI/UX Integrating MudBlazor with Blazor applications Connecting Blazor front-end with .NET Web API back-end Managing data flow between client and api Utilizing Dependency Injection for better maintainability in both backend and frontend Building a fullstack application from scratch Implementing best practices and industry standards This course is ideal for individuals who are Basic understanding of .NET Web APIs or Basic Understanding of Web application functionality It is particularly useful for Basic understanding of .NET Web APIs or Basic Understanding of Web application functionality.

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Summary

Title: .NET Fullstack: Web API, Blazor WebAssembly with MuBlazor

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 105

Number of Published Lectures: 105

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Creating and configuring RESTful APIs with .NET
Implementing CRUD operations
Understanding ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) with Entity FrameworkCore
Configuring Entity FrameworkCore in .NET applications
Code-first approaches
Performing EntityFrameworeCore migrations
Understanding the Repository pattern
Implementing Repository pattern with Entity FrameworkCore
Managing data access logic efficiently
Understanding the Unit of Work pattern
Implementing Unit of Work to manage transactions
Coordinating changes across multiple repositories
Understanding CQRS architecture
Implementing CQRS in .NET applications using MediatR
Separating command and query responsibilities for scalability
Response Wrapper pattern
Building interactive web applications with Blazor WebAssembly
Understanding the component-based architecture
Data binding, event handling, and component communication
Using MudBlazor for material design components in Blazor
Customizing MudBlazor components for a modern UI/UX
Integrating MudBlazor with Blazor applications
Connecting Blazor front-end with .NET Web API back-end
Managing data flow between client and api
Utilizing Dependency Injection for better maintainability in both backend and frontend
Building a fullstack application from scratch
Implementing best practices and industry standards

Who Should Attend

Basic understanding of .NET Web APIs
Basic Understanding of Web application functionality

Target Audiences

Basic understanding of .NET Web APIs
Basic Understanding of Web application functionality

Dive into the world of modern web development with our comprehensive course on fullstack .NET development. This course will guide you through the creation of robust and scalable web applications using a range of powerful tools and frameworks, including .NET Web API, Entity Framework, Blazor WebAssembly, MudBlazor, and essential design patterns like Repository, Unit of Work, and CQRS.

Starting with the fundamentals of .NET Web API, you will learn how to build and secure RESTful services. From there, we’ll delve into Entity Framework, teaching you how to efficiently manage database interactions using code-first approaches.

You’ll master the Repository and Unit of Work patterns to ensure your applications are maintainable and scalable.

Next, we will explore CQRS to help you design applications that are easy to scale and maintain using MediatR. You’ll then transition to the front-end, where you’ll build interactive and dynamic user interfaces using Blazor WebAssembly. With MudBlazor, you’ll learn to create modern, responsive UI components effortlessly.

Throughout the course, you’ll integrate your front-end and back-end seamlessly, manage state efficiently, and ensure your applications are robust through thorough testing and debugging.

You’ll learn how to use FluentValidation in Blazor client site to validate your form fields.

By the end of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to build fullstack .NET applications that are not only functional but also efficient and visually appealing, preparing you for a successful career in modern web development.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Demo

Lecture 1: What will be covered

Lecture 2: What we will be developing

Chapter 2: Introduction

Lecture 1: Solution and projects design

Lecture 2: Base Entity

Lecture 3: Bank Entities part 1

Lecture 4: Bank Entities part 2

Chapter 3: Repository and Unit Of Work Pattern

Lecture 1: Read Repository definition

Lecture 2: Write Repository definition

Lecture 3: Unit of Work Definition

Lecture 4: Database Context – EfCore

Lecture 5: Db Config – Account

Lecture 6: Db Config – Holder and Transaction

Lecture 7: Read Repository Implementation

Lecture 8: Write Repository implementation

Lecture 9: Unit Of Work implementation

Lecture 10: Garbage Collection

Lecture 11: Dependency Injection Container

Lecture 12: Database Migration

Chapter 4: Complete Backend Application design

Lecture 1: Response Wrapper

Lecture 2: Account Holder Request

Lecture 3: Create Account Holder Command

Lecture 4: Update Account Holder Command

Lecture 5: Delete Account Holder Command

Lecture 6: Get Account Holder By Id Query

Lecture 7: Get Account Holders Query

Lecture 8: Account Holder Controller – Add Endpoint

Lecture 9: Account Holder Controller – Complete

Lecture 10: DI – MediatR

Lecture 11: Controller Endpoint – Testing (Error)

Lecture 12: Error Fixing – Unit of Work

Lecture 13: Create Account Command part 1

Lecture 14: Create Account Command part 2

Lecture 15: Add Account endpoint

Lecture 16: Add Account endpoint – testing

Lecture 17: Enum as string in swagger

Lecture 18: Get Account By id query

Lecture 19: Get Account by Account Number query

Lecture 20: Get Accounts Query

Lecture 21: Account Gets endpoints

Lecture 22: Account Gets endpoints – Testing

Lecture 23: Transaction Request

Lecture 24: Transaction Command Part 1

Lecture 25: Transaction Command Part 2

Lecture 26: Transact endpoint

Lecture 27: Transact endpoint – Testing

Lecture 28: Get Account Transactions Query

Lecture 29: Transact endpoint and testing

Lecture 30: Sample Project – Backend Source Code

Chapter 5: Complete Fontend Design – Blazor WebAssembly with MudBlazor

Lecture 1: Blazor Web Assembly Project

Lecture 2: Blazor Web Assembly Code structure

Lecture 3: Blazor clean up

Lecture 4: MainLayout – MudBlazor tags explained

Lecture 5: Account Holders Endpoints

Lecture 6: Accounts Endpoints

Lecture 7: Response Extensions

Lecture 8: IAccount Holder Service

Lecture 9: Account Holder Service

Lecture 10: Service to DI Container and BaseAPI Url

Lecture 11: Cors Policy

Lecture 12: First Blazor component

Lecture 13: Account Holder List Component – OnInitializedAsync Event

Lecture 14: Account Holder List Component – Testing

Lecture 15: Account Holder List Component – Button

Lecture 16: Add Account Holder Dialog – part 1

Lecture 17: Add Account Holder Dialog – part 2

Lecture 18: Account Holder Dialog Invocation – part 1

Lecture 19: Account Holder Dialog Invocation – part 2

Lecture 20: Account Holder Dialog Invocation with re-load

Lecture 21: Table Actions

Lecture 22: Update Account Holder Dialog

Lecture 23: Update Account Holder Dialog – Invocation

Lecture 24: Delete Confirmation Dialog – Reusable component

Lecture 25: Delete Confirmation – Invocation test

Lecture 26: Create Account Holder Validation – part 1

Lecture 27: Create Account Holder Validation – part 2

Lecture 28: Create Account Holder Validation – part 3 (testing)

Lecture 29: Create Account Holder Validation – part 4 (testing)

Lecture 30: Update Account Holder Validation – Assignment 01

Lecture 31: Account Holder List – Styling

Lecture 32: Add Account Holder Dialog – Styling

Lecture 33: Header Component

Lecture 34: Manage Account Holder's Accounts

Lecture 35: Manage Account Holder's Accounts – Testing

Lecture 36: Header Component – Event Callback

Lecture 37: Account Holder Details

Lecture 38: Account Holder Details Section – Testing

Lecture 39: IAccount Service – Complete

Lecture 40: Account List – part 1

Lecture 41: Get Account Holder's Account – Query

Lecture 42: Get Account Holder's Accounts – Service

Lecture 43: Account List component

Lecture 44: Account List Component – Usage and Test

Lecture 45: Account List Component – Error fixing and Completion

Lecture 46: Currency Formatting and alignment

Lecture 47: Add Account Dialog component

Instructors

Junior Matlou
Software Solutions Architect

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