Master Blazor: Build Inventory Management System in .NET 8
Why take this course?
🌟 Master Blazor Development: Build Inventory Management System 🌟
Course Headline:
Learn Blazor Server, Entity Framework Core, and ASP.NET Core Identity for Full Stack Web Development (.NET 6)
About the Course:
Blazor (.NET 6 Blazor) is 🚀 the latest SPA (Single Page Application) framework from Microsoft, enabling developers to build reactive full-stack web applications with C# and without heavy reliance on JavaScript. As this technology gains traction in the industry, mastering Blazor becomes essential for any developer looking to stay ahead of the curve.
This comprehensive course guides you through the creation of a real-world Inventory Management System using Blazor Server in .NET 6, alongside Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, and ASP.NET Core Identity. We'll follow a Clean Architecture approach with use case driven development, ensuring a solid understanding of the core Blazor concepts as we implement features step by step. Whether you're new to Blazor or seeking advanced practice, this course is designed for all levels. 🛠️
Technical Topics Covered:
- ASP.NET Core Blazor Server 🌟
- Dependency Injection ⚗️
- Authentication and Authorization with ASP.NET Core Identity 🔒
- Policy Based Authorization 🔑
- Entity Framework Core 📊
- HTML 🛣️
- Bootstrap ✨
- Software Design 🎨
- Clean Architecture 🏗️
- Repository Pattern 🧩
- Use Case Driven Development 🚀
What You Will Learn:
By the end of this course, you will be empowered to:
- Build web applications with Blazor independently. 🛠️
- Use Entity Framework Core to interact with SQL Server databases. 📚
- Protect your web applications using ASP.NET Core Identity. 🛡️
- Understand and implement Clean Architecture in your projects. 🏗️
- ...and much more! 🤓
Course Highlights:
- Deep dive into Blazor's core concepts.
- Hands-on experience with Entity Framework Core and SQL Server.
- Implement robust authentication and authorization using ASP.NET Core Identity.
- Learn to design and build a full stack application following Clean Architecture principles.
- Real-world project: An Inventory Management System.
Prerequisites:
- Intermediate C# experience (3 - 6 months of programming in C# is recommended).
- Basic knowledge of HTML.
- Fundamental understanding of SQL Server.
- Previous experience with ASP.NET Core is a plus but not mandatory, as it will be covered within the course.
Course Structure:
This course emphasizes practical learning and application, with each topic being covered in depth while developing the Inventory Management System feature by feature. Coding along is highly encouraged to solidify your understanding and skills. 🧠🖥️
Who Is This Course For?
- C# Developers aspiring to become full stack developers.
- Developers transitioning from Razor pages/MVC to Blazor with a preference for less JavaScript.
- Developers with Blazor experience looking for a comprehensive project to practice their skills.
- Curious developers eager to explore Microsoft's newest SPA application framework, Blazor.
- Developers keen on learning about implementing Clean Architecture within their projects. 🏗️👩💻👨💻
Join us on this journey to master Blazor and build robust, scalable full stack web applications with confidence! Enroll now and take your development skills to the next level. 🚀✨
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
The Master Blazor course on Udemy is a comprehensive guide to building an Inventory Management System using various tools and technologies from .NET 8. While it provides a good introduction to Blazor, some important concepts are glossed over or introduced too late in the course. The constant rewriting/refactoring can be frustrating for some learners, but the repetition of code between modules helps solidify understanding. However, the instructor's responsiveness to students' questions was disappointing and detracted from the overall learning experience. Despite these challenges, learners who persevere through the course will gain valuable insights into Blazor development and Clean Architecture.
What We Liked
- Covers a broad range of topics including Blazor Server, Entity Framework Core, ASP.NET Core Identity, and Clean Architecture
- Helps solidify understanding of concepts through repetition of code between modules
- Provides a good introduction to Blazor for beginners
- Instructor's explanations through drawio flow charts and detailed code explanation are appreciated
Potential Drawbacks
- Lack of clear organization in the course, with some important concepts glossed over or introduced too late
- Constant back-and-forth rewriting/refactoring can be frustrating for learners
- Instructor's responsiveness to students' questions was disappointing
- Some database and authentication issues were not adequately addressed in the course