Building Enterprise ASP.NET Core 6 Blazor Applications

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Dino Esposito

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

02:22

2. Architecting a Line-of-business App with Blazor

1. Foundation of a Blazor Line-of-business Application.mp4

02:30

2. ASP.NET Blazor Server Apps.mp4

07:20

3. Clean Architecture in ASP.NET Core 6.mp4

04:37

4. From Plain ASP.NET to Blazor.mp4

05:56

5. Server Apps vs. WASM Apps.mp4

03:16

3. Setting up a Realistic Application Template

1. Introduction.mp4

03:44

2. Refactoring to Code-behind.mp4

03:44

3. Adding Application Settings.mp4

09:38

4. Binding Settings and Main Layout.mp4

06:13

5. Handling Exceptions.mp4

12:47

6. Moving to a Custom Graphical Layout.mp4

07:36

7. Adding Support for MVC Controllers.mp4

09:49

4. Restricting Access to the Application Routes

1. Introduction.mp4

01:36

2. Fundamentals of Blazor Authentication.mp4

05:32

3. Presenting Users Credentials.mp4

10:16

4. Cookie-based Authentication.mp4

07:57

5. Role-based Authorization.mp4

14:43

6. Beyond Role-based Authorization.mp4

03:48

5. Collecting Data from the User

1. Introduction.mp4

01:55

2. Forms in Blazor.mp4

09:03

3. Visual Elements of a Form.mp4

07:09

4. Custom Razor Components.mp4

05:40

5. Posting Data to a Receiver.mp4

05:18

6. Validating Received Input

1. Introduction.mp4

01:26

2. Built-in Support for Form Validation.mp4

11:37

3. Data Annotations.mp4

09:48

4. Customizing the Validation Layer.mp4

06:20

5. Towards Final Considerations.mp4

01:41

7. Final Considerations

1. Introduction.mp4

01:54

2. Blazor in Production.mp4

05:46

3. For Whom the Blazor Bell Tolls.mp4

06:18

4. The Next Blazor.mp4

05:51

Description

Learning how to get started with Blazor is only the first step. This course will take you further to the level of getting started on realistic Blazor server web applications.

What You'll Learn?

In this course, Building Enterprise ASP.NET Core 6 Blazor Applications, you'll learn how to effectively move beyond the basics of Blazor applications. First, you’ll explore how to stratify the server architecture to keep it modular and with clear boundaries between layers. Next, you’ll discover what makes a Blazor app different from a plain ASP.NET Core application and how to configure it to start. Finally, you’ll learn how to manage forms securely and how to validate data being posted by users. Armed with these skills, you’ll be ready to plan and (re)build any Blazor application in a line-of-business scenario.

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Dino Esposito

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After 20+ books (mostly with Microsoft Press) that educated two generations of .NET and web developers, 1000+ articles, hundreds of conference talks and 10000+ hours of training, Dino returned to pure and pragmatic software development and architecture. As the CTO of Crionet, Dino is the brains behind the software platforms that support 24x7, end-to-end operations in the circuits of professional tennis and padel tournaments and move data from on-court tablets up to betting web sites. Dino is also the software development advisor of KBMS Data Force, a data-oriented company active in healthcare with a portfolio of solutions for patient journey and monitoring and digital therapy installed, among other places, within the Gemelli Vatican's hospital. Currently, he's working on conversational AI wrapping up LLM into the sandbox of client web and mobile applications. His latest book is "Clean Architecture in .NET", due out in late 2023 from Microsoft Press. Dino loves traveling especially for speaking about software and AI. Recently his innate and insane passion for writing has gone beyond the limits of the technical field to flow into fiction. Piecemal, Dino is writing "Human History of Artificial Intelligence" sewing together dreams, facts and men which led mankind to to have logic, computers, software, applications and now intelligent applications and new problems. For this manuscript, though, he still looking for a serious publisher.

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