Pragmatic Blazor for Experienced .NET Developers
Progressive Web Applications with Blazor for the Impatient
Create Blazor Progressive Web Applications which can be hosted on a range of systems. Use binding to display data and allow user interaction. Create routable components and child components. Create generic ‘reusable’ components. Use JavaScript interoperability to access ‘Local Storage’. Use ‘Local Storage’ to store data on the local machine to be used off-line. Create a REST service in the server application to access an database (SqlServer or In-Memory). Use a REST service receive or send data to a server when online.
Best Seller Course: Progressive Web Apps (PWA) – The Complete Guide
What you’ll learn
- Principles of creating a Blazor application
- How to create a Blazor application (Single Page Application)
- Creation of Razor Components and Generic Components
- How to create a Blazor Progressive Web Application
- Use of ‘Local Storage’ within a Progressive Web Application
- Use of REST Services from a Blazor Application
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