Blazor From Start to Finish

Name: Blazor From Start to Finish
Price: 9 USD
Availability: InStock

14h 19m 46s

English

Paid

December 30, 2023

Course description

Blazor is a game changer for developers. But figuring out how to access the full power of Blazor can leave you frustrated.

Can it really replace Javascript completely? What is the difference between Blazor Server and Blazor Client Side? Where can I find deep content instead of beginner tutorials? How do I get the real benefit of Blazor in the real world?

Blazor From Start to Finish is a robust course designed to give you a deep understanding of how Blazor works and how you can make it work for you. With Blazor you can learn the one web framework that will work in any scenario, with the best of server-side and client-side web development using the power of C#.

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#	Title	Duration
1	Introduction	03:41
2	Who This Course Is For	05:14
3	What This Course Covers	12:50
4	What Is Not Covered	04:31
5	What Outcomes Should You Expect	02:23
6	Introduction	00:50
7	Server Side Sites	05:14
8	Client-Side Apps	09:07
9	Hybrid Apps	06:19
10	Where Blazor in .NET 8 Fits	08:28
11	Introduction	00:39
12	Server	03:39
13	Server Side Rendered	01:54
14	WebAssembly	08:29
15	Hybrid	07:14
16	Introduction	00:59
17	Template Options	12:07
18	Authentication Type	07:53
19	Errata: RenderMode Fix	06:35
20	Interactivity Type	15:20
21	Interactivity Location	07:18
22	Top Level Statements	07:45
23	Introduction	01:09
24	Program.cs	07:33
25	App.razor	10:42
26	Routes.razor	06:41
27	MainLayout.razor	07:47
28	NavMenu.razor	19:14
29	wwwroot	04:27
30	Bootstrap	10:18
31	Appsettings.json	10:45
32	_Imports.razor	02:29
33	launchSettings.json	09:06
34	SSR Only	07:16
35	Stream Rendering	07:11
36	Introduction	00:55
37	Hot Reload	12:40
38	Components	12:32
39	Razor Syntax	08:07
40	Dependency Injection	25:31
41	Head Components	08:56
42	Code Behind	13:47
43	Visual Studio Debugging	05:50
44	CSS Isolation	08:46
45	Calling JavaScript	18:42
46	Introduction	00:45
47	Component Basics	25:14
48	Routing	21:47
49	Parameters	39:27
50	Startup Methods	12:33
51	Managing State	06:33
52	Component Events	12:47
53	QuickGrid	13:41
54	Introduction	01:04
55	Creating a RCL	11:16
56	Consuming a RCL Component	14:55
57	Using Static Assets	03:57
58	Packaging for NuGet	04:17
59	Introduction	00:47
60	EditForm	19:13
61	Validation	14:31
62	InputTextArea	05:31
63	InputCheckbox	01:50
64	InputDate	04:50
65	InputNumber	08:34
66	InputRadioGroup	11:07
67	InputSelect	09:28
68	InputFile	19:15
69	HTML Forms	16:26
70	Introduction	02:12
71	Setting Up a SQL Database	12:10
72	Data Access in C#	29:38
73	Creating a Record	16:03
74	Reading Records	09:08
75	Updating a Record	18:35
76	Deleting a Record	05:52
77	Virtualization	21:39
78	Introduction	01:44
79	WebAssembly Specific Project	10:26
80	PWA	13:15
81	Calling an API	12:54
82	Introduction	01:09
83	Authentication Overview	13:12
84	Authentication Parts	20:45
85	Introduction	00:29
86	Local IIS	07:59
87	Azure Web App	09:52
88	Azure Static Web App	12:44
89	Conclusion	01:19

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