The complete guide to building an app from start to finish using .Net 10, React 19 and React Query
InstructorNeil CummingsThe application evolves through a structured, step-by-step process that builds upon a basic skeleton to include complex features like authentication and real-time chat.
Instruction includes specific implementation of Clean Architecture using CQRS and the Mediator pattern within .NET projects.
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This interface demonstrates the application's event detail view, featuring a header image, metadata fields for time and location, an attendee list, and a real-time chat component.
This interface displays a user profile view featuring a circular avatar, social metrics for followers and following, and a grid layout for uploaded photos.
This interface screenshot displays the client-side authentication component, featuring a centered login form with input fields for credentials.
This slide outlines the prerequisites for the course, listing compatible operating systems like Windows, Mac, and Linux, a requirement of 3 to 6 months of experience, and key technologies including .NET Core and React.
Instructional signals indicate a tendency to focus on code implementation rather than explaining the underlying principles or architectural decision-making.
The rapid pace of instruction may lead to debugging difficulties if automated IDE features for managing imports are not utilized.
The content aligns with the target of building full-stack applications using .NET and React for those with some development experience.
