Advanced Blazor WebAssembly

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David Grace

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01 - Introduction

01 - Learning advanced Blazor WebAssembly.mp4

00:38

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:28

03 - Setting up your system for coding.mp4

04:51

02 - 1. JavaScript Interop

01 - Invoke JavaScript methods in a Razor component.mp4

06:05

02 - Use JavaScript isolation with modules in a Razor component.mp4

05:03

03 - Reference JavaScript elements in a Razor component.mp4

04:33

04 - Invoke .NET code from JavaScript.mp4

04:10

03 - 2. Razor Components

01 - Dynamically load and stream an image.mp4

06:52

02 - Virtualization in a Razor component.mp4

05:15

04 - 3. SignalR

01 - Setting up SignalR on a Blazor-hosted app.mp4

04:03

02 - Send a message to a SignalR client.mp4

06:07

03 - Send and handle a message to a SignalR hub.mp4

05:31

05 - 4. File Uploads and Downloads

01 - How to upload a file on a hosted Blazor WebAssembly app.mp4

04:48

02 - Security with file upload on an ASP.NET Core app.mp4

04:59

03 - Security with file upload through Blazor WebAssembly.mp4

05:55

04 - Challenge.mp4

01:54

05 - Solution.mp4

01:13

06 - 5. State Management

01 - The difference between localStorage and sessionStorage.mp4

06:22

02 - Share data using the in-memory state container service.mp4

04:48

07 - 6. Prerendering

01 - Configure prerendering in a hosted Blazor WebAssembly app.mp4

08:31

02 - Persist prerendered state to the Blazor WebAssembly app.mp4

06:21

08 - 7. Test Components

01 - Unit testing in Blazor WebAssembly.mp4

06:11

02 - E2E testing in Blazor WebAssembly.mp4

06:55

09 - Conclusion

01 - Keep building your Blazor knowledge.mp4

00:46

Description

Looking to take your skills to the next level with Blazor WebAssembly? This course is designed to help you become a more advanced Blazor WebAssembly user, building upon the materials taught in instructor David Grace’s introductory course Blazor WebAssembly: Foundational Skills.

Discover more skills a developer needs to know to set up and run a coding system like a pro, including JavaScript interoperability, Razor components, SignalR, file uploads and downloads, state management, and prerendering. Test out your new skills along the way in the exercise challenges at the end of each section. Upon completing this course, you’ll be prepared to perform end-to-end testing on your app when it's finally ready to go to production.

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I am a senior .NET web developer that uses the C# coding language and has over 15 years of web development commercial experience. ASP.NET Core MVC is one of the frameworks that I use. This framework allows what users see (the presentation layer) and the functionality behind it (the data layer) to sit in one application. As ASP.NET Core has evolved, and .NET Core turned into .NET 5 and then .NET 6, the presentation layer and data layer now tend to sit in separate applications. There may be scenarios where lots of different applications need access to the same data, so it's recommended to keep the presentation layer and data layer separate. As a software developer, I'm responsible for the data layer and I use the ASP.NET Core Web API framework to do this. An API returns any data that an application has requested in JSON format. This is a format that allows applications to read the data and use it accordingly. In addition, the web applications that I build are powered with a Microsoft SQL Server (or MS SQL Server) database. I use Entity Framework, which is a tool that is integrated into a web application to communicate with the database more easily.

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