Blazor Certification Training

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Blazor Full-stack Web Development Certification
Training

• About the Course
• This course provides an in-depth overview of
  Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly for building
  interactive client-side web applications with
  .NET. It begins by explaining the benefits of
  using Blazor Server. The course proceeds to teach
  the student how to implement and secure a
  single-page web application using Blazor Server.
• The Blazor WebAssembly section will teach you how
  to build UI apps using the same component-based
  patterns popularized by libraries such as
  Angular and React, but with C. Attendees also
  learn server-side coding using ASP.NET Core Web
  APIs and SignalR to provide data for their Blazor
  WebAssembly applications.
• Course objectives
• At the completion of this course, attendees will
  be able to
• Understand the Blazor platform
• Build UIs with components
• Utilize data binding and event handling
• Compose components
• Deploy a Blazor WebAssembly application to
  production
• Consume Server Data via REST APIs and SignalR
  (WebSockets)
• Build a Single Page Application (SPA)
• Understand debugging on both the server and the
  client
• Call existing JavaScript libraries
• Store data on the browser
• Update data on SQL Server
• Share Razor Components between projects

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Course Curriculum

• Module 1
• Introduction
• What is Blazor?
• Blazor Hosting Models
• Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly
• What is WebAssembly?
• Browser Compatibility
• WebAssembly vs. JavaScript
• How does .NET Core / C run in a web browser?
• Blazor Server
• Understanding Project Structure
• Routing
• Default Layout
• Nested Layouts
• Navigation
• Components
• Razor Syntax
• Module 2
• Blazor Server Razor Components

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• Module 4
• Blazor WebAssembly
• Understanding Project Template
• Configuration
• Dependency Injection
• Environments
• Logging
• Handling Errors
• Debugging WebAssembly
• Blazor WebAssembly Razor Components
• What is a Component?
• Creating a Data Model
• Binding the Data Model to the HTML
• Handling Events
• Manually Trigger State Updates and Re-rendering
• Decompose a Component into Smaller Components
• Module 5
• Blazor WebAssembly Data Binding and Data Passing
• One-Way Data Binding

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• Exploring the Http Client
• Calling a REST API from a Blazor Component using
  the HttpClient
• Build a REST API with ASP.NET Core MVC
• Implementing Authentication and Authorization
• Module 8
• SignalR
• What is SignalR?
• What are Web Sockets?
• Understand Two-Way Data Flow with SignalR
• Use SignalR to communicate between Razor
  Components and ASP.NET Core server
• Interacting with JavaScript
• What is the JavaScript Interop?
• Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Calls
• How to call a JavaScript function from a
  Component?
• How to call C code from JavaScript?
• Organizing JavaScript Code within a Blazor
  WebAssembly App
• Module 9 (Project Development)
• Discussing Project Architecture
• Understanding Application layers

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• Implementing Token based Security
• Customizing principal
• Implementing Authorization
• Module 11 (Project Development)
• Blazor Best Practices
• Important Nuget Packages
• Tips to optimize application performance
• Bundling Minification
• Understanding Bundling Minification
• Minimize number of static files requests
• Error Logging
• Understanding Error Logging Options
• Configuring Error logging provider
• Tracing Error log
• Deployment
• Deployment on IIS
• Deployment on Cloud
• Contact Us
• For more information about the course, visit
  www.dotnettricks.com/training/masters-program/aspn
  et-core

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