Full-stack Blazor development through a resort booking project
Strengths
Identity and Role Management
Provides detailed instruction on implementing Identity, managing authentication state, and handling roles within Blazor applications.

Build real world resort booking website using Blazor Server, Blazor WASM and .NET 5(.NET Core) API and deploy to azure.
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Provides detailed instruction on implementing Identity, managing authentication state, and handling roles within Blazor applications.
Covers the end-to-end workflow of building a .NET API, consuming it via WASM, and deploying components to Azure.
The reliance on .NET 5 can lead to errors when attempting to use newer versions like .NET 6, alongside potential Bootstrap version conflicts. Note that while the course has a recent update label, some negative signals regarding these issues were recorded before that date; the update may have addressed them, but it does not prove a correction.
Some learners report issues with scaffolding Identity and noted that the project architecture may not strictly follow clean architecture or SOLID principles. One signal suggests these concerns were raised prior to the displayed update date, meaning the update label does not guarantee a resolution.
The curriculum aligns with the target of learning Blazor fundamentals through a practical application, though Bootstrap versioning may impact those expecting current standards.