In this Blazor Tutorials series, I am going to discuss all the basic, intermediate and advanced concepts of Blazor. These Blazor tutorials will help you to build rich data-driven web applications. Nowadays, Blazor is gaining great attraction and if you want to stay in the market as a .Net developer, then it is very important for you to have Blazor in your tool kit.
This Blazor Tutorial is for whom?
These ASP.NET Core Blazor Tutorials are designed for beginners as well as professionals developers who want to learn Blazor step by step. Here, in these ASP.NET Core Blazor Tutorials, we provide a hands-on approach to the subject with step-by-step program examples that will assist you to learn and put the acquired knowledge into practice.
How data-driven web applications developed today?
Nowadays, in order to develop a data-driven web application we need two things. Server-side development as well as client-side development.
For server-side development, we generally use server-side programming languages such as C#, Java, PHP, etc. And for the client-side development, we generally use JavaScript frameworks such as Angular, React, Vue, etc.
In order to become a full stack developer and to stay in the market, we need to learn a client-side programming language (such as Angular, React, Vue, etc.) as well as a server-side programming language (such as C#, Java, PHP, etc.).
Now the question is, why should we learn 2 different sets of programming languages and frameworks.
Can we use C# both for server-side and client-side development?
Yes, we can use C# for both client-side as well as server-side development and this is possible because of ASP.NET Core Blazor. With the introduction of Blazor, now you can develop client-side web user interfaces using C# instead of JavaScript. The C# code can be executed both on the server as well as in the client browser.
What is Blazor?
Blazor is a free, open-source Web framework to build Web apps using C# that run in a Web browser.
What you should have to learn ASP.NET Core Blazor?
You should have basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and C#. If you know ASP.NET Core MVC then it is helpful to you but it is not mandatory. We are going to discuss all the required concepts of ASP.NET Core Blazor which are required for this course.
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