Blazor is framework came under ASP.Net core application. It is released with .Net core 3.

Till now, we are using JavaScript frameworks for creating a user interface for applications. With Blazor, now we can create a user interface with C# too. Developers do not need to depend on just JavaScript or its frameworks. Blazor takes advantage of web assemblies, which allows running assembly on the browser itself. And almost modern browsers support this feature.

Throughout this series, I am going to teach you how to create your own custom Blazor components and handle data, parameters, events, and more.

What will you learn in this course?

• Introduction to Blazor and WebAssembly and understood how it works
• Check a different kind of hosting models supported by Blazor for creating applications
• Understood how to use parameters to pass a value to the component
• Bind fields and attach events on controls
• Use RenderFragments to generate templates
• Understood the cascade parameter and pass multiple values
• Use routings for the component and using a URL helper generate URLs for any component
• Create and validate forms before sending the request to the server-side
• Use dependency injection with built-in service as well as customer service
• Use JavaScript interop to execute C# code from JavaScript and vice-versa
• And learn how to deploy an application for both hosting models
• And extended sessions for how to upgrade to the final version of 3.0 and 3.1 previews

Who should take this course?

• This is for newbies who want to learn Blazor
• Developer who knows C# and ASP.Net and want to use those skills for frontend too
• A person who want to create custom Blazor components
• Developer who want to create a single page site without using JavaScript