Why learn about Blazor?

Overall Blazor is a free and open-source web framework that enables developers to create web apps using C# and HTML. It is being developed by Microsoft.

At School of IT you can become a developer in c# and Blazor. Therefore with an international certificate as a Web Asp.NET Developer, you are well ahead in building web applications with blazor and c#.

Part-Time

Thus fast forward your career in the IT industry with a part-time Developer course at School of IT. Part-time courses allow working professionals to transition into a new skill set while working. In turn at School of IT we are agile and customize a course to the individual. Flexibility.

Full Time

Ready to start a career in IT? In turn learn to code using Microsoft C# and Blazor as a full time student at School of IT. Thus beginning your career in development.

High School

Prepare for the future by learning c# modules for development while you’re still in high school.

Corporate

Upskill yourself or your company by enrolling for the blazor developer course, whilst you’re working.

Course objectives

By the end of the introduction to blazor and c# course. In turn students will have usable knowledge of the following:

• • Deploying to Azure Services and Azure storageBlazor and C#
    • What is Blazor?
    • Client-side vs server-side programming.

    Razor Overview

    • Classes.
    • Loops.
    • Conditionals.

    Preparing the Develeloment Environment.

    • Installing and configuring Blazor.

    Blazor Quick Start

    • Creating a project.

    Components

    • Implementing routing.
    • Working with dependency injection, child content, and layouts.
    • Using component and data binding.

    Form Handling

    • Reading input with forms.
    • Validating forms.

    JavaScript and Blazor.

    • Calling JavaScript.
    • Calling Blazor.
    • Creating Blazor libraries.

    Security

    • Hiding UI content.
    • Configuring identity.
    • Using login and registry components.

    Deployment

Course objectives

By the end of the Advanced Blazor Course, students will have usable knowledge of the following:

• Introduction
  • Overview of Entity Framework (EF) Core.
  • Overview of Progressive Web App (PWA).

  Entity Framework (EF) Core

  • Installing EF Core.
  • Modeling using code first.
  • Modeling using database first.
  • Using fluent API.

  Querying and Saving Data with EF Core

  • Basic queries using LINQ.
  • Calling stored procedures.
  • Controlling the tracking behavior.
  • Saving changes.
  • Bulk insert.
  • Transactions.

  Blazor Components

  • Understanding the Razor fundamentals.
  • Working with components in Blazor.
  • Using C# in components.
  • Parameterized components.
  • Component life cycle.
  • One-way data binding.
  • Two-way binding.
  • Event binding.

  Advanced Blazor Component Concepts

  • Rendering raw HTML
  • Rendering a child content
  • Using RenderFragment
  • Using RenderTreeBuilder
  • Using @key and @attribute

  Routing and Layout

  • Creating a master layout.
  • Routing.
  • Using URL helpers.

  Forms and Validation

  • Using EditForm.
  • Form validation.
  • Using @ref.

  Dependency Injection (DI) and JSInterop

  • Understanding DI.
  • DI with default service.
  • DI with custom service.
  • Calling a JavaScript function.
  • Calling C# from JavaScript.

  Debugging and Deploying

  • Debugging a Blazor app.
  • Deploying a Blazor app.
  • Upgrading a Blazor app.

  Security

  • Blazor authentication.
  • Using ASP.NET core identity and JWT.

  Progressive Web Application (PWA) Development

  • Overview of PWA.
  • Understanding the features of PWA.
  • Blazor PWA.
  • Creating offline applications.
  • Using service workers.
  • Customizing the application.
  • Caching.
  • Adding push notifications.

Course objectives

By the end of the Blazor WebAssembly Course, students will have usable knowledge of the following:

• Introduction
  • Overview of Blazor WebAssembly

  Getting Started

  • Creating an ASP.NET core hosted Blazor WebAssembly project
  • Initializing Git repository

  Forms and Authentication

  • User login form and validation
  • User registration model
  • Logging objects to the console
  • Using radio buttons
  • Navigating the user with NavigationManager
  • AuthenticationStateProvider
  • Page restrictions
  • LocalStorage for authentication
  • Adding a logout option
  • Cleaning up the navigation and adding a Favlcon

  Web API and Entity Framework

  • Understanding the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern
  • Adding the UnitController
  • Receiving units from the Web API
  • Understanding HTTP methods
  • Installing and using Entity Framework (EF)
  • Implementing DataContext
  • Viewing the database
  • Adding, updating, and removing a unit

  .NET Core

  • Overview of .NET Core
  • Razor component
  • Component communication
  • .NET forms and authentication
  • .NET Web API and EF
  • Authentication with JSON Web Token (JWT)
  • UserUnits

  Publishing and Deploying

  • Deploying web application on a Windows Server
  • Publishing and deploying an app with Visual Studio

Job Opportunities

In turn the career prospects for Blazor graduates are excellent and high in demand. Computers is everywhere: on all platforms and devices and in all countries around the world!

• C# Developer.
• Developer.
• All in all a Back end or front end developer.
• Full Stack Web Developer.
• All in all become a Web Developer.