Complete Web API in .NET 5 Consumed with Blazor WebAssembly

Complete RESTful Web API in ASP.NET CORE 5 Consumed with Blazor WebAssembly

What you'll learn:
Master ASPNET Core Web API (from zero to hero)
Create a Blazor WebAssembly App to consume the Web API
Using Identity Server 4 in-depth
Proper Web Development Architecture and Best Practices
What is Web API
RESTful API Design
ASPNET Core Platform Basics
Web API Routing, Model Binding, Model Validation, Filter Pipeline
Web API versioning, OpenAPI / Swagger documentation
Entity Framework Core Basics
Create a bug tracker Web API
Testing Web API with PowerShell and Postman
Repository Pattern
Custom Token Authentication
JWT Token Authentication

Requirements
Intermediate Level of C# (at least 6 months of experience)
Basic HTML
It is best to know ASP NET Core and Blazor, but if you don't have experience, I cover the basics when building our app.
You should know OOP and the concept of interface in C#.

Description
Web API is one of the most import application frameworks based on ASP.NET Core platform. Almost all applications need to depend on a backend API based on platforms like ASP.NET core. Web API is also one of the most stable application frameworks that don't change as often or as much as the other application frameworks within ASP.NET Core. Mastering Web API in .NET 5 will be a big advantage in your career development. This course will help you master Web API in ASP.NET CORE 5 inside out.

Blazor WebAssembly is Microsoft's latest application framework that makes running C# in browsers possible. Hence, you no longer need to heavily depends on Javascripts in the front end. This course will also get you started with Blazor WebAssembly. Our Blazor WebAssembly as our front end app will consume the Web API endpoints that we create in this course.

With 16 sections and 16 hours of video content, the course covers the following topics:

- What is Web API

- RESTful API Design

- ASP.NET Core Platform Basics

- Web API Routing, Model Binding, Model Validation, Filter Pipeline

- Web API versioning, OpenAPI / Swagger Documentation

- Entity Framework Core Basics

- Create a bug tracker Web API

- Testing Web API with PowerShell and Postman

- Repository Pattern

- Create a Blazor WebAssembly App to consume the Web API

- Custom Token Authentication

- JWT Token Authentication

- Using Identity Server 4 in-depth

- Proper Web Development Architecture

By the end of the course: you will master Web API in ASP.NET CORE 5 inside out. You will not only be able to create Web API endpoints for simple scenarios, but also know all the technical aspects of Web API including Web API security in-depth that will help you succeed in job interview as well as in your current work. Hence, this course is a complete course that will take you from zero to hero in understanding and using Web API in ASP.NET Core 5. If you have worked with ASP.NET Core Web API and are looking to fill in the gaps, this course will server you very well too. This course will also get you started with Blazor WebAssembly.

PREREQUISITES

- Intermediate Level of C# (at least 6 months of experience)

- Basic HTML

- It is best to know ASP.NET Core and Blazor, but if you don't have experience, I cover all the basics when building our app.

- You should know OOP and the concept of interface in C#.

Who this course is for

- C# developers who want to get started with Web API in ASPNET Core 5

- C# developers who want to take a real deep dive into knowing all aspects of Web API development

- Developers who work with Web API and want to fill in the gaps

- C# developers who want to get started with Blazor WebAssembly along with complete understanding of Web API

- Developers who not only want to learn the related techniques but also very keen in learning good architecture and best practices.

Who this course is for
C# developers who want to get started with Web API in ASPNET Core 5
C# developers who want to take a real deep dive into knowing all aspects of Web API development
C# developers who want to get started with Blazor WebAssembly along with complete understanding of Web API
Developers who work with Web API and want to fill in the gaps
Developers who not only want to learn the related techniques but also very keen in learning good architecture and best practices.