Inhalt: Blazor is an exciting .NET web framework that allows developers to run C# in the browser. In this course, Richard Goforth helps you quickly get up to speed with Blazor. Throughout the course, Richard explores the framework's capabilities as he steps through a project in which you add features to a new social media web app. He shares when using Blazor-which is still an experimental web framework-isn't ideal. He also goes over the framework's features, including routing, dependency injection, layouts, and Blazor libraries. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll be prepared to start leveraging Blazor to write rich web applications. Umfang: 01:25:29.00
Inhalt: Get started with Microsoft Blazor, the framework for building rich web apps with C# and .NET. Learn how Blazor allows .NET code to run in the browser, allowing programmers to leverage their existing .NET skills for front-end development. Explore the Blazor component model, including topics such as routing, dependency injection, data binding, and layouts. Then discover the debugging and unit testing workflow for Blazor apps, and see how to validate form data. Instructor Richard Goforth-a senior software architect and consultant-also shows how to implement authentication and authorization and interact with JavaScript code. Plus, learn how to take advantage of Blazor component libraries to save time and create your own libraries in order to package and reuse code across projects. Umfang: 04:08:52
Inhalt: Design patterns are an important part of programming. Rather than programming solutions to every issue from scratch, developers can implement these patterns that solve common problems. In this course, instructor Richard Goforth explains the purpose and effective use of key design patterns in C#. Richard begins by discussing why design patterns make sense, what they are, and how they are grouped and categorized. He then provides an overview of the creational, behavioral, and structural Gang of Four design patterns and how they are applied in C# and .NET. Next, he takes a deeper dive into the Iterator, Factory Method, and Adapter patterns, providing hands-on challenges that help you master the application of these patterns in your own code. Umfang: 02:08:49
Inhalt: Design patterns in C# can save you a lot of time, as you don't have to recreate code that has already been proven. In this course, instructor Richard Goforth explains what design patterns are and how you can recognize and implement five C# patterns: Observer, Builder, Command, Proxy, and Chain of Responsibility. For each pattern, Richard gives a definition, at least one example of how to implement or use it, any other explanations you may need, and a practice challenge. He concludes with some suggestions on where to continue your education in C# application design with patterns. Umfang: 02:04:11
Inhalt: To get the most out of Entity Framework Core-a cross-platform way to access data from an application-it's important to know how to make sound architectural choices. In this course, learn how to choose an application architecture to use with Entity Framework Core for several different scenarios. Richard Goforth covers why all of this architecture is necessary, and dives into design patterns with Entity Framework Core, discussing topics such as data access layers, DTOs, and exposing the queryable interface from Entity Framework Core. He also goes into error handling strategies, architectural strategies for using Entity Framework Core within ASP.NET, unit testing, and mistakes to avoid when architecting software with Entity Framework Core. Umfang: 02:42:56.00
Inhalt: Not every development project starts from scratch. Often, you're rewriting applications to take advantage of different data sources, or to make connections to legacy data in more efficient ways. Entity Framework (EF) Core plays extremely well with existing databases, and it can generate some of the data-access code for you automatically. Using the practical techniques shown in this course, you can use EF Core with existing relational databases, and modify the generated code as necessary. Richard Goforth shows how to connect to a database, scaffold a model from it, and begin improving on that model. He uses shadow properties, concurrency tokens, and other techniques to best map a database to an application. No matter how untidy your tables and fields, EF Core will help you write clean, cross-platform code that is easy to maintain in the long run. Umfang: 01:30:58.00
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