Blazor WebAssembly: Foundational Skills

Advance your skills as a web developer using Blazor WebAssembly, the Microsoft framework that lets you build your own apps with C# and .NET.

Introduction

• Why use Blazor WebAssembly?
• What you need to know
• System setup

1. Options When Creating a Blazor WebAssembly

• ASP.NET Core hosted app

2. Razor Components

• CSS isolation
• Form validation
• Cascading values and parameters
• Templated components
• NavigationManager

3. Configuration

• Appsettings.json
• Environments
• Globalization and localization

4. API Integration and HTTP Client

• Set up the HttpClient
• Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS)
• CRUD operations with the HttpClient
• HttpRequestMessage
• Challenge
• Solution

5. Logging and Error Handling

• How logging works in Blazor
• Add logging using a third-party provider
• Error handling

6. Deployment

• Publish the application
• Publish to Windows IIS

7. Authentication

• Authentication with individual accounts
• Authentication with individual accounts ASP .NET Core hosted
• Authentication with Microsoft identity

Conclusion

• Keep learning Blazor WebAssembly