The ASP.NET Core 3.1 Blazor course offers a comprehensive deep dive into the world of Blazor, a cutting-edge web framework that allows developers to build interactive web applications using C# instead of JavaScript. Through a series of modules, learners will explore the fundamentals of Blazor and Razor Components, as well as the difference between WebAssembly and server-side hosting models.
The course begins with configuration and a historical overview of ASP.NET's evolution, setting the stage for a thorough comparison of web technologies and how Blazor fits into the modern web development landscape. It then progresses to practical lessons on creating Progressive Web Applications (PWA), understanding dependency injection, and crafting a first Blazor web application with the latest Core 3.1 features.
Further modules guide learners through Blazor application structures, component creation, calling REST and gRPC services, and the use of Entity Framework Core for database operations. Attention is also given to critical aspects such as validation, security within MVC, and component reusability through Razor Class Libraries. Advanced topics include interoperability with JavaScript and leveraging Bootstrap for responsive UIs. This course positions learners to adeptly build robust, interactive web applications using ASP.NET Core 3.1 and Blazor.
