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Blazor Course: Building Web Applications

Blazor Course: Building Web Applications

Course 2326

Duration: 2 days
Labs: Yes
Language: English
Level: Intermediate

Get This Course $2,225

2-day instructor-led training course
After-course coaching available

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Guaranteed to Run - you can rest assured that the class will not be cancelled.
Oct 17 - 18 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

Virtual
Jan 23 - 24 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST

New York or Virtual
Apr 17 - 18 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

Herndon, VA or Virtual
Jul 24 - 25 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

New York or Virtual

2-day instructor-led training course
After-course coaching available

#2326

Guaranteed to Run - you can rest assured that the class will not be cancelled.
Oct 17 - 18 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

Virtual
Jan 23 - 24 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST

New York or Virtual
Apr 17 - 18 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

Herndon, VA or Virtual
Jul 24 - 25 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT

New York or Virtual

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In this Blazor course, you will learn how to use Blazor and C# to create interactive single-page and multi-page applications without JavaScript. You will also learn how to:

Take advantage of the complete .NET framework to create code that will fully integrate both client-side and server-side logic
Integrate HTML5 APIs like geolocation and local storage into your interactive web pages
Integrate JavaScript and Blazor to extend existing JavaScript pages with Blazor

Blazor Course Delivery Methods

In-Person
Online

Building Web Applications with Blazor Training Course Benefits

Create interactive client-side pages without using JavaScript
Integrate Blazor with ASP.NET MVC Views and Razor Pages
Leverage databinding, form validation, and other best practices to improve productivity
Incorporate server-side resources using Web Services, SignalR, and direct calls
Write reusable components to lower maintenance costs
Test your knowledge in the included end-of-course exam
Continue learning and face new challenges with after-course one-on-one instructor coaching

Building Web Applications with Blazor Training Outline

Module 1: Introduction and Overview

In this module, you will learn about:

The Blazor Model
Costs, benefits, and differences of Client-Side Blazor (CSB) and Server-Side Blazor (SSB)

Module 2: Creating Web Pages with Blazor

In this module, you will learn how to:

Create a Blazor Visual Studio project
Work with Blazor in Visual Studio Code
Integrate with ASP.NET MVC Views and Razor Pages
Create your first Blazor component
Leverage .NET Standard libraries and NuGet packages

Module 3: Incorporating Server-Side Resources

In this module, you will learn how to:

Use web services in Client-Side Blazor
Retrieve data and deal with errors in CSB
Access .NET Resources in Server-Side Blazor
Integrate JavaScript and browser APIs in Blazor

Module 4: Supporting Forms and Multi-Page Applications

In this module, you will learn how to:

Build forms and validate data in Blazor
Navigate between pages
Implement reusability with layouts and parameterizing components
Architect Blazor pages for maintainability

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Blazor Course FAQs

To succeed in this course, you should have prior experience with:

Writing C# code in .NET 5, .NET Core, or .NET Framework
Creating web applications (recommended)

ASP.NET Core

It is a UI framework that was built to simplify the task of building fast single-page apps that will run on any browser. Blazor is now an alternative to using JavaScript for the same purposes.

Yes! You’ll be able to write your client-side code using the same tools you use in your server-side code: C# and .NET. You’ll also get a framework (like Vue, React, and Angular) for structuring and managing your client-side development.

Yes! This course is designed for developers who are currently creating applications using ASP.NET Core and, as part of those applications, either want to or are writing client-side code to run in the browser. If you are already writing code, then you are probably writing it in JavaScript and maybe using a client-side framework like Vue, React, or Angular.

Yes. While it is helpful to have some experience in creating web applications, it is not required to attend this class.

Blazor Course: Building Web Applications

Blazor Course Delivery Methods

Building Web Applications with Blazor Training Course Benefits

Building Web Applications with Blazor Training Outline

Module 1: Introduction and Overview

Module 2: Creating Web Pages with Blazor

Module 3: Incorporating Server-Side Resources

Module 4: Supporting Forms and Multi-Page Applications

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Blazor Course FAQs

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What is Blazor?

When I return to the office, will I be able to utilize what I learn right away?

I’m a developer utilizing ASP.NET Core, is this the right course for me?

I have very little background in creating web applications, am I okay to take this class?

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