Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
17 Hour(s) 30 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Junior Matlou
Rating
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Course Overview
Comprehensive .NET Fullstack Development: From Web API to Blazor with MudBlazor
Dive into the world of modern web development with our comprehensive course on fullstack .NET development. This course will guide you through the creation of robust and scalable web applications using a range of powerful tools and frameworks, including .NET Web API, Entity Framework, Blazor WebAssembly, MudBlazor, and essential design patterns like Repository, Unit of Work, and CQRS.
Starting with the fundamentals of .NET Web API, you will learn how to build and secure RESTful services. From there, we'll delve into Entity Framework, teaching you how to efficiently manage database interactions using code-first approaches.
You'll master the Repository and Unit of Work patterns to ensure your applications are maintainable and scalable.
Next, we will explore CQRS to help you design applications that are easy to scale and maintain using MediatR. You'll then transition to the front-end, where you'll build interactive and dynamic user interfaces using Blazor WebAssembly. With MudBlazor, you'll learn to create modern, responsive UI components effortlessly.
Throughout the course, you'll integrate your front-end and back-end seamlessly, manage state efficiently, and ensure your applications are robust through thorough testing and debugging.
You'll learn how to use FluentValidation in Blazor client site to validate your form fields.
By the end of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to build fullstack .NET applications that are not only functional but also efficient and visually appealing, preparing you for a successful career in modern web development.
Course Content
- 5 section(s)
- 105 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Demo
- Section 2 Introduction
- Section 3 Repository and Unit Of Work Pattern
- Section 4 Complete Backend Application design
- Section 5 Complete Fontend Design - Blazor WebAssembly with MudBlazor
What You’ll Learn
- Creating and configuring RESTful APIs with .NET
- Implementing CRUD operations
- Understanding ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) with Entity FrameworkCore
- Configuring Entity FrameworkCore in .NET applications
- Code-first approaches
- Performing EntityFrameworeCore migrations
- Understanding the Repository pattern
- Implementing Repository pattern with Entity FrameworkCore
- Managing data access logic efficiently
- Understanding the Unit of Work pattern
- Implementing Unit of Work to manage transactions
- Coordinating changes across multiple repositories
- Understanding CQRS architecture
- Implementing CQRS in .NET applications using MediatR
- Separating command and query responsibilities for scalability
- Response Wrapper pattern
- Building interactive web applications with Blazor WebAssembly
- Understanding the component-based architecture
- Data binding, event handling, and component communication
- Using MudBlazor for material design components in Blazor
- Customizing MudBlazor components for a modern UI/UX
- Integrating MudBlazor with Blazor applications
- Connecting Blazor front-end with .NET Web API back-end
- Managing data flow between client and api
- Utilizing Dependency Injection for better maintainability in both backend and frontend
- Building a fullstack application from scratch
- Implementing best practices and industry standards
Reviews
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BBrsk88
Excellent course. I consider it a real gem, and despite the small number of students, it is absolutely worth completing in full. Personally, I also supported myself with AI models whenever something was unclear to me. I would gladly watch another course on EF and MudBlazor, but this time focused on Database-First and scaffolding. Best regards :)
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MMike Fairlamb
Some nice ideas to new ways of dealing with data.
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PPedro Henrique Bueno de Araujo
Straightforward and enriching
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BBaiketli Dijo
This is a good course. I have used other Blazor libraries before but not MudBlazor and it is quite good. The instructor mentioned in one of the lessons that sometimes you spend a lot of time and don't want to struggle a lot in the frontend, and I think Blazor with MudBlazor is a really good way of developing full stack. I would like the instructor to add pagination as one of the lessons. He is really good. I am going to go into his more advanced courses.
