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Creating Blazor 3 Components

Building a Blazor app is building components. This course is essential for gaining a good understanding of components.

Intermediate
1h 21m
(128)

Created by Roland Guijt

Last Updated Jun 16, 2022

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Creating Blazor 3 Components

Building a Blazor app is building components. This course is essential for gaining a good understanding of components.

Intermediate
1h 21m
(128)

Created by Roland Guijt

Last Updated Jun 16, 2022

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Blazor is an excellent framework to write single-page applications while using just C# as the programming language. In this course, Creating Blazor Components, you will learn how to write both simple and more advanced Blazor components. First, you will learn how to write a basic component using one-way data binding and events. Next, you will discover the more wondrous capabilities of Blazor, like creating your own events, using chained binds, and you will dive into cascading values and lifecycle methods. Finally, you will explore how to create templated components enabling component re-use to the max. When you're finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to create awesome components in Blazor for any application type.

Creating Blazor 3 Components
Intermediate
1h 21m
(128)
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Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies.

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