Master Cross-Platform Development With .Net Maui And Blazor

Build Efficient Cross-Platform Apps: Mobile, Web, & Desktop with .NET MAUI & Blazor

What you'll learn

Building a note-taking application using .NET MAUI and Blazor

Understanding the key concepts of combining these powerful technologies

Exploring advanced features and functionalities of MAUI and Blazor (e.g., data binding, user interactions, state management)

Learning how to create applications that can function both online and offline

Requirements

This course is designed to be accessible to both new and experienced developers. While prior experience with .NET is beneficial, it is not strictly required.

Description

Do you dream of building powerful applications that seamlessly run on mobile devices, web browsers, and desktops, all from a single codebase? Look no further than this comprehensive course on .NET MAUI and Blazor.Simplify your development process and reduce costs by learning these cutting-edge technologies that empower you to build unified user experiences across various platforms. Whether you're a new .NET developer or an experienced programmer seeking to expand your skillset, this course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in the world of cross-platform development.Course Benefits:Streamlined Development: Build applications for various platforms with a single codebase, saving time and resources.Improved Code Maintainability: Share code across different application types, leading to easier maintenance and updates.Enhanced Efficiency: Particularly beneficial for internal enterprise applications, reducing the need for separate codebases for different platforms.Offline Functionality: Learn how to create applications that can function both online and offline, providing increased flexibility for users.In-Demand Skills: Gain valuable knowledge in highly sought-after technologies, boosting your marketability as a developer.What You'll Learn:Hands-on experience: Build a note-taking application using .NET MAUI and Blazor, applying your newfound knowledge in a practical setting.Core concepts: Gain a thorough understanding of .NET MAUI and Blazor, their functionalities, and how they work together seamlessly.Troubleshooting techniques: Learn how to debug and troubleshoot common challenges encountered during development.Advanced features: Explore advanced functionalities of .NET MAUI and Blazor, such as data binding, user interactions, and state management, to enhance your applications.Platform-specific features: Understand how to access and leverage native features of each platform (mobile, web, desktop) for a truly cross-platform experience.Who Should Attend:New .NET developers: Eager to learn cross-platform development and build versatile applications.Experienced developers: Seeking to explore new technologies like .NET MAUI and Blazor to expand their skillset and improve efficiency.Mobile developers: Interested in building web and desktop applications alongside their mobile expertise.Web developers: Looking to extend their reach to mobile and desktop platforms with minimal code duplication.Course Prerequisites:Basic understanding of programming concepts: Familiarity with variables, data types, loops, and conditional statements is beneficial.Interest in mobile and web development: This course will introduce you to building applications for both environments.A willingness to learn: This hands-on course will guide you through building a cross-platform application, even if you're new to .NET MAUI and Blazor.Software and Tools:Computer: Windows, macOS, or Linux.Visual Studio 2022: Free Community edition is sufficient..NET SDK: Download and install the latest version from the official Microsoft website.Join this comprehensive course and unlock the power of .NET MAUI and Blazor! Start building efficient and unified applications that run seamlessly across various platforms, saving time and resources while enhancing your developer skillset.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: .NET MAUI and Blazor Bringing Web Development to Mobile Applications

Lecture 2 01 - When is a .NET MAUI Blazor app a good choice

Lecture 3 02 - The architecture of a .NET MAUI Blazor app

Lecture 4 03 - Combining .NET MAUI pages and Blazor pages Part 1

Lecture 5 04 - Combining .NET MAUI pages and Blazor pages Part 2

Lecture 6 05 - Passing data

Lecture 7 06 - Accessing the native APIs

Lecture 8 07 - Challenge Navigating and passing data

Lecture 9 08 - Solution Navigating and passing data

Section 3: Mobile UI Styling in .NET MAUI Blazor

Lecture 10 01 - UI alternatives

Lecture 11 02 - Using Ionic and Blazor Bringing in npm libraries

Lecture 12 03 - Why is navigation a problem for .NET MAUI Blazor applications

Lecture 13 04 - A unified navigation service Part 1

Lecture 14 05 - A unified navigation service Part 2

Lecture 15 06 - A unified navigation service Part 3

Lecture 16 07 - Inserting Ionic syntax into Razor Pages

Lecture 17 08 - Using the Ionic navigation bar with Blazor

Lecture 18 09 - Challenge Implentinging Ionic syntax into the notes list

Lecture 19 10 - Solution Implementing Ionic syntax into the notes list

Section 4: Making a Solution That Works on the Web and in the App

Lecture 20 01 - A single website to rule them all

Lecture 21 02 - How about native APIs

Lecture 22 03 - Razor Class Libraries

Lecture 23 04 - Handling UI differences between website and app

Lecture 24 05 - Storing local data Part 1

Lecture 25 06 - Storing local data Part 2

Lecture 26 07 - Issues around keeping your app up to date

Lecture 27 08 - The HTML5 service worker and WebAssembly

Lecture 28 09 - Challenge Implementing IndexedDB

Lecture 29 10 - Solution Implementing IndexedDB

Section 5: Interacting with a Back End

Lecture 30 01 - Setting up Auth0

Lecture 31 02 - Implementing authentication with Auth0 Part 1

Lecture 32 03 - Implementing authentication with Auth0 Part 2

Lecture 33 04 - Implementing authentication with Auth0 Part 3

Lecture 34 05 - Challenge Using the Token

Lecture 35 06 - Solution Using the Token

New .NET developers interested in building cross-platform applications,Experienced developers seeking to explore new tools and improve efficiency