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Blazor

Build Rich Web Apps with C# — No JavaScript Required

Step into the future of web development with Blazor — Microsoft's powerful framework that lets you build interactive web applications using C# instead of JavaScript. In this hands-on course, you’ll learn how to create dynamic, component-based web UIs, connect to APIs and databases, and deploy full-featured applications — all using the .NET stack.

 

Whether you're coming from a C# background or looking to expand your frontend skills, Blazor bridges the gap between backend and frontend like never before.
 

What You’ll Learn

Introduction to Blazor and the .NET Ecosystem

  • Understand what Blazor is, how it compares to traditional JavaScript frameworks, and when to use Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly (WASM).

  • Set up your development environment with Visual Studio and .NET SDK.

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Building Interactive User Interfaces

  • Learn how to build reusable UI components using Razor syntax.

  • Use data binding, conditional rendering, and event handling to create dynamic applications.

  • Create responsive layouts using Bootstrap or CSS Grid within Blazor apps.

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Routing and Navigation

  • Define application routes with the @page directive.

  • Use route parameters and query strings to create user-friendly navigation paths.

  • Dependency Injection and Services

  • Learn how dependency injection works in Blazor and .NET.

  • Register and consume services to manage app state and reusable logic.


Working with Forms and Validation

  • Create forms using built-in Blazor components like EditForm, InputText, and InputSelect.

  • Implement client-side and server-side validation using data annotations and custom logic.


Communicating with APIs and Data Sources

  • Connect your Blazor app to REST APIs or backend services using HttpClient.

  • Deserialize JSON responses and display live data from remote sources.

  • Understand how to work with Entity Framework Core or other data access tools.


State Management Strategies

  • Manage state within components, across pages, and throughout the app.

  • Use cascading parameters and services to keep data consistent.


Security and Authentication (Intro Level)

  • Learn the basics of authentication and authorization in Blazor apps.

  • Understand how to secure components and routes using role-based access.


Deploying Your Blazor Application

  • Package and publish your app to Azure, GitHub Pages, or a hosting provider.

  • Learn versioning and update strategies for maintaining production Blazor apps.

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Why Learn Blazor?


    • Write once, deploy anywhere: Create client-side apps with C# instead of JavaScript.
    • Full-stack with .NET: Seamlessly use the same language and tools on the front and back end.
    • Modern yet approachable: Get started quickly while learning skills that scale to enterprise-grade apps.
 

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