[UDM] .NET Fullstack: Web API, Blazor WebAssembly with MuBlazor Course (Jun 2024) + Full Videos & Resources

The Easy Way of Being a Full-Stack .NET Developer
Take a ride on a journey towards modern full-stack web development in .NET Web API, Blazor Web Assembly, and MudBlazor. The .NET Fullstack: Web API, Blazor WebAssembly with MuBlazor Course will teach you how to create full-fledged web apps using both the backend and the front end in C# so that you can avoid heavy frameworks with JSON and JavaScript. Introducing scalable APIs is where you will begin, and then you get familiar with building a dynamic interactive user interface, all with the powerful .NET ecosystem.

Learn to use the Backend with Web API & Entity Framework Core
To start learning, create RESTful APIs with the help of .NET Web API. You will use a best practice and design a code-first approach or methodology, build and implement the basic CRUD operations, as well as manage data confidently with the Entity Framework Core. You will also acquire details of key design patterns like Repository Pattern, Unit of Work, CQRS, and MediatR so you can develop clean, scalable, and easy-to-maintain source code.

Create Rich Frontend Interfaces using Blazor and MudBlazor
When you get the backend ready, you will proceed to the frontend, developing it in Blazor WebAssembly and MudBlazor. You will also get to know how to build reusable components without over-engineering the UI with features such as responsive Single Page Applications, two-way data binding, and advanced UI controls. The course will also help bring FluentValidation, which helps in client-side form validation, where your applications user-friendly as well as robust.

Real-World Architecture and Seamless Integration
The course will highlight optimal solutions in combining backend and frontend layers. You will exchange models, do dependency injection, and do state management on the whole stack of your application. Some topics deal with error handling, logging, and debugging as well in order to prepare you to face real-life situations of development and deployment in the real world in your job.