This Blazor course shows web developers how to use Blazor and C# to create interactive single-page and multi-page applications with code that, while taking advantage of the complete .NET framework, can run in the browser to fully integrate both client-side and server-side logic. Blazor simplifies the .NET developer’s toolbox by replacing JavaScript when creating interactive web pages (including calling HTML5 APIs like geolocation and local storage). Blazor provides developers with a higher level of integration between client and server-side development, allowing the developer to decide what is the optimal place in the application’s architecture to put any functionality. This Blazor course also shows how to integrate both JavaScript and Blazor to take advantage of the two development paradigms and to extend existing JavaScript pages with Blazor. You Will Learn How To: Create interactive client-side pages without using JavaScript. Integrate Blazor with ASP.NET MVC Views and Razor Pages. Leverage databinding, form validation and other best practices to improve productivity. Incorporate server-side resources using Web Services, SignalR, and direct calls. Write reusable components to lower maintenance costs. Call browser APIs like geolocation and local storage. Integrate with existing JavaScript. Requirements Experience using ASP.NET MVC Web development experience Software This course applied to building application with ASP.NET Core.
