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Building a PWA with ASP.NET Core Blazor

Matthew Soucoup

You can build fast and responsive PWAs using Blazor and C#! This course will teach you how to build PWAs with offline support, push notifications, and you could even distribute via the App Stores with Blazor and C#.

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You can build fast and responsive PWAs using Blazor and C#! This course will teach you how to build PWAs with offline support, push notifications, and you could even distribute via the App Stores with Blazor and C#.

.NET developers can build fast and responsive progressive web applications that run offline with C# and Blazor. In this course, Building a PWA with ASP.NET Core Blazor, you’ll learn to use your .NET and Blazor skills to create amazing PWAs. First, you’ll explore the basics of creating a PWA with Blazor. Next, you’ll discover how to make your PWA remain responsive even when it’s not connected to the internet. Finally, you’ll learn how to alert your users of important information with push notifications. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge needed to create progressive web apps with Blazor.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Introduction to Developing PWAs with Blazor
Service Workers and Offline Support
Push Notifications
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Testing, Auditing, and Deployment

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Prepares learners to build mobile PWAs in a rapidly growing industry practice
Appropriate for those familiar with C#, Blazor, and basic web development principles
Taught by industry-recognized instructors
May be less useful for experienced PWA developers seeking advanced topics
Provides a foundation for deploying PWAs across app stores
Covers important PWA concepts like service workers and push notifications

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Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Building a PWA with ASP.NET Core Blazor with these activities:
Assist fellow students with Blazor and PWA development
Engage in mentoring by assisting fellow students with Blazor and PWA development, reinforcing your understanding while helping others.
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  • Join online forums or study groups
  • Offer assistance to students with questions or challenges
  • Share your knowledge and experience
  • Provide constructive feedback and encouragement
Conduct PWA code review with peers
Engage in peer review sessions to exchange feedback on PWA code, identify potential improvements, and learn from others' perspectives.
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  • Form a study group or connect with classmates
  • Share your PWA code with the group
  • Review each other's code
  • Provide constructive feedback and suggestions
Develop CRUD application using Blazor and C#
Develop a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application using Blazor and C# to reinforce the concepts learnt in the course.
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  • Create a Blazor project using Visual Studio
  • Build the data model for the application
  • Implement CRUD operations in the application
  • Test the application
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Build a PWA for a real-world scenario
Develop a PWA for a specific real-world scenario to demonstrate your proficiency in applying the course concepts.
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  • Identify a problem or need that can be addressed with a PWA
  • Design and plan the PWA
  • Develop the PWA using Blazor and C#
  • Deploy and test the PWA
Participate in a Blazor development competition
Challenge yourself by participating in a Blazor development competition to showcase your skills, learn from others, and gain recognition.
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  • Research and identify suitable competitions
  • Form a team or participate individually
  • Develop a PWA or Blazor solution that meets the competition requirements
  • Submit your entry and prepare for the competition

Career center

Learners who complete Building a PWA with ASP.NET Core Blazor will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
.NET Developer
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Web Services Developer
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Web Application Developer
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Mobile Application Developer
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Data Scientist
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Machine Learning Engineer
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Computer Programmer
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Computer Scientist
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Reading list

We've selected six books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Building a PWA with ASP.NET Core Blazor.
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Clean Architecture with .NET
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Beginner-friendly introduction to Blazor. It covers the basics of creating a Blazor app, as well as more advanced topics such as data binding and routing.
Clean Architecture with .NET (Developer Reference)
Paperback
$$
Clean Architecture with .NET (Developer Reference)
Kindle Edition
$$
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Essential Angular for ASP.NET Core MVC 3
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Provides a comprehensive guide to Blazor Server-Side development. It covers everything from creating a basic app to more advanced topics such as authentication and authorization.
Essential Angular for ASP.NET Core MVC 3
Paperback
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Essential Angular for ASP.NET Core MVC 3
Kindle Edition
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Pro ASP.NET Core 7, Tenth Edition
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Provides a hands-on introduction to Blazor, and it includes a chapter on PWAs.
Pro ASP.NET Core 7, Tenth Edition
Paperback
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Pro ASP.NET Core 7, Tenth Edition
Kindle Edition
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ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition
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Provides a practical guide to building Blazor apps. It covers everything from creating a basic app to more advanced topics such as deploying your app to the web.
ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition
Paperback
$$$
ASP.NET Core in Action, Third Edition
Kindle Edition
$$$
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Building Progressive Web Apps
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Provides a comprehensive guide to building progressive web apps. It covers everything from the basics of what a PWA is to more advanced topics such as offline support and push notifications.
Building Progressive Web Apps: Bringing the Power...
Paperback
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Building Progressive Web Apps: Bringing the Power...
Kindle Edition
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Creating Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Forms Preview...
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Provides a comprehensive guide to cross-platform mobile app development with C# and Xamarin. It covers everything from the basics of creating a Xamarin app to more advanced topics such as data binding and navigation.
Creating Mobile Apps with Xamarin.Forms Preview...
Paperback
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Matthew Soucoup
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English
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Prepares learners to build mobile PWAs in a rapidly growing industry practice
Appropriate for those familiar with C#, Blazor, and basic web development principles
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May be less useful for experienced PWA developers seeking advanced topics
Provides a foundation for deploying PWAs across app stores
Covers important PWA concepts like service workers and push notifications
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