Target Audience for Blazor Application Development Using .NET 6
The Blazor Application Development Using .NET 6 course caters to developers looking to build modern web applications with cutting-edge Microsoft technologies.
- Web Developers seeking to leverage .NET 6 and Blazor for single-page applications (SPAs)
- ASP.NET Core Developers aiming to update their skills to the latest .NET version
- Front-end Developers interested in adopting Blazor for client-side development
- Back-end Developers who want to create full-stack applications with Blazor Server and WebAssembly
- Software Architects designing web solutions with .NET 6 and Blazor architecture
- Technical Leads managing teams that use or plan to use Blazor in their projects
- .NET Programmers expanding their expertise to include progressive web applications (PWAs)
- Programmers with experience in other web frameworks (like Angular, React, or Vue.js) exploring alternatives in the .NET ecosystem
- Full Stack Developers integrating RESTful services and Entity Framework Core with Blazor applications
- IT Professionals wanting to understand and apply authorization and authentication in Blazor apps
- Software Engineers interested in implementing gRPC services within Blazor applications
- Application Developers wanting to build reusable web UI components with Razor Class Libraries
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Blazor Application Development Using .NET 6?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes:
This course on Blazor Application Development Using .NET 6 equips learners with the skills to build interactive web applications leveraging the latest .NET technologies, focusing on both server-side and client-side development.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Understand the core concepts of .NET 6 and the advancements over previous versions.
- Grasp the architecture of Blazor and its application in creating single-page applications (SPAs).
- Learn to develop rapid applications using Blazor in Visual Studio 2022 and create progressive web applications (PWA).
- Master Razor syntax, components, and directives for building dynamic UIs and understand the differences between pages and components.
- Implement routing, component rendering, data binding, and event handling within Blazor applications.
- Establish communication between components, including parent-child relationships and parameter passing.
- Utilize Bootstrap to design responsive user interfaces and layout management in Blazor applications.
- Create and consume RESTful services using Web API and integrate them with Blazor WebAssembly applications.
- Apply Entity Framework Core for database operations, migrations, and building Web API controllers in Blazor Server applications.
- Implement authentication and authorization to secure MVC-based applications and protect pages and components.
- Learn to use gRPC services within Blazor apps and understand the differences between gRPC and traditional Web APIs.
- Develop and utilize Razor Class Libraries to share components and functionality across Blazor projects.
