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Building a Data-driven Blazor Server Application with EF Core

Offered By: Pluralsight

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Web Development Courses C# Courses .NET Courses CRUD Operations Courses Entity Framework Core Courses

Course Description

Overview

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This course will teach you how to use Blazor Server and Entity Framework Core to build a data-driven web application with .NET and C#.

Blazor Server and Entity Framework Core are a popular combination to build data-driven web applications because there's no need to implement a web API; instead, you can access the database directly from your Blazor components. In this course, Building a Data-driven Blazor Server Application with EF Core, you’ll learn how to build a data-driven web application from start to finish that can be used to manage employees and departments. First, you'll create the initial Blazor web project and you’ll generate CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) components using EF Core, so that a user can create, read, update, and delete employees. Next, you'll learn how to add sorting, pagination, and filtering to a list of employees. You’ll also introduce a Department model and you will learn how to work with related data. Finally, you’ll learn how to publish your blazor web application to the Azure cloud. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Blazor Server and Entity Framework Core needed to build data-driven web applications with .NET and C#.

Syllabus

  • Course Overview 1min
  • Creating a Blazor Web Project 21mins
  • Generating CRUD Components Using EF Core 27mins
  • Adding Sorting, Pagination, and Filtering 15mins
  • Working with Related Data 35mins
  • Publishing Your App to Azure 15mins

Taught by

Thomas Claudius Huber

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