Using ASP.Net Blazor for Absolute Beginners

Using ASP.Net Blazor for Absolute Beginners, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 43 lectures, based on 27 reviews, and has 2033 subscribers.

You will learn about Create Blazor app with custom component Create Single page website using Blazor Deploy website Using DI, Parameters, Event handling, and Forms This course is ideal for individuals who are This is for newbies who want to learn Blazor or Developer who know C# & ASP .Net and want to use those skills for frontend too or Person who want to create custom Blazor components or Developer who want to create Single page site without using JavaScript It is particularly useful for This is for newbies who want to learn Blazor or Developer who know C# & ASP .Net and want to use those skills for frontend too or Person who want to create custom Blazor components or Developer who want to create Single page site without using JavaScript.

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Summary

Title: Using ASP.Net Blazor for Absolute Beginners

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create Blazor app with custom component
Create Single page website using Blazor
Deploy website
Using DI, Parameters, Event handling, and Forms

Who Should Attend

This is for newbies who want to learn Blazor
Developer who know C# & ASP .Net and want to use those skills for frontend too
Person who want to create custom Blazor components
Developer who want to create Single page site without using JavaScript

Target Audiences

This is for newbies who want to learn Blazor
Developer who know C# & ASP .Net and want to use those skills for frontend too
Person who want to create custom Blazor components
Developer who want to create Single page site without using JavaScript

Note:This course is designed for ASP.Net core 3.0 Preview 7, And later upgraded to APS.Net core 3.1 Preview 1.

Blazor is Framework came under ASP.Net core application. It is released with .Net core 3.

Till now we are using JavaScript frameworks for creating User Interface for applications.

With Blazor, now we can create a user interface with C# too. Developers do not need to depend on just JavaScript or its frameworks.

Blazor takes advantage of Web assemblies, which allows running assembly on the browser itself. And almost modern browsers support this feature.

Throughout this series, I am going to teach you how to create your own custom Blazor components and handle data, parameters, events, and more.

The course outline includes:

Introduction to Blazor and Web Assembly. And understood how it works.
Check a different kind of hosting models supported by Blazor for creating applications.
Understood how to use Parameters to pass a value to the component.
Bind fields and attach events on controls.
Use RenderFragments to generate templates.
Understood cascade parameter and pass multiple values.
Use routings for the component. Using URL Helper generate URLs for any component.
Create and validate forms before sending the request to the server-side.
Use dependency injection with built-in service as well as custom service.
Use JavaScript interop to execute C# code from JavaScript and vice-versa.
And learn how to deploy an application for both hosting models.
And Extended sessions for how to upgrade to the final version of 3.0 and 3.1 previews.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Blazor?

Lecture 3: Hosting Models

Chapter 2: Create & Understood Structure

Lecture 1: Client-side app

Lecture 2: Server-side app

Lecture 3: Hosted app

Chapter 3: Manage Component – 1

Lecture 1: Create Blazor Component

Lecture 2: Using C# in Component

Lecture 3: Code Behind Component

Lecture 4: Using Parameters

Lecture 5: Component Life Cycle

Lecture 6: Data Binding

Lecture 7: Event Handling

Lecture 8: Event Handler in Parameter

Chapter 4: Manage Component – 2

Lecture 1: Render Raw HTML

Lecture 2: Using child contents

Lecture 3: Using RenderFragment

Lecture 4: Generic Template

Lecture 5: Using RenderTreeBuilder

Lecture 6: ShouldRender & StateHasChanged

Chapter 5: Manage Component – 3

Lecture 1: Using Cascading Values

Lecture 2: Multiple Cascading Parameters

Lecture 3: Events in Cascade Value

Lecture 4: Using @key

Lecture 5: Using @attribute

Chapter 6: Layout & Routing

Lecture 1: Master Layout

Lecture 2: Routing

Lecture 3: URL helpers

Chapter 7: Manage Forms

Lecture 1: Using EditForm

Lecture 2: Form Validation

Lecture 3: Using @ref

Chapter 8: Dependency Injection & JSInterop

Lecture 1: DI with Default Service

Lecture 2: DI with Custom Service

Lecture 3: Call JavaScript Function

Lecture 4: Call C# from JavaScript

Chapter 9: Misc

Lecture 1: Debug Application

Lecture 2: Decompile DLL

Lecture 3: Deploy Application

Chapter 10: Upgrade to new Version

Lecture 1: Upgrade to 3.0

Lecture 2: What's new in 3.0

Lecture 3: Upgrade to 3.1 Preview-1

Chapter 11: Extra

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Nilay Mehta
Passionate Software Engineer and Instructor
Tutorials Team
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