Udemy – Blazor – The Complete Guide (WASM & Server .NET Core 5) 2020-11

Description

Blazor – The Complete Guide – WASM & Server .NET Core 5The time span for designing web applications and user interfaces for the web using the Blazor framework is. For many years, etc. Framework based on the Javascript language, the dominant tool in front-end web (or client-side) development, but today powerful tools are also available. Blazor, an exciting new installment in the 5th edition of Net Core. It is specifically designed for creating rich user interfaces for web environments using the #C language. This is the course to support developers who need skills to easily build your app and beginners who want to implement concepts and advanced features, design patterns and build web applications and updated applications.

The actual development of the web takes place during the construction and completion of the project. there are many challenges; It is also about whether the architecture of a project is half the size of the form, how it can be an app that is already designed to be compatible with the scale of the higher will, or the right method to Payment processing on a website what the form is. In this course you will have a perfect scenario of a web application and as you complete it step by step it will provide you with different and of course consistent solutions to each challenge as you face your challenges. This course is all about Blazor, from Blazor Server to Blazor Wasm applications ranging from Net-5 APIs. You are covered. This course also taught you how to use Entity Framework and Stripe for payment processing.

What things to learn

Build real web apps with Blazor Web Assembly
Control management functions with Blazor Server
Build the NET 5 API. From the beginning
Authenticate and purchase licenses in Blazor Server and WASM
Publish API, WASM and servers to Azure
Tank pattern strategy and dependency injection
And…

This training is suitable for people who:

People who want to learn the basics of Blazor Web Assembly and Server
People who want to understand the new Blazor file structure
People who want to build real applications with Blazor
People who want a Net API. Create and use it in the Blazor app