Creating Components in ASP.NET Core Blazor - Roland Guijt

Creating Components in ASP.NET Core Blazor - Roland Guijt is a comprehensive course designed to equip you with the essential skills needed to become proficient in building components for Blazor applications. This course thoroughly explains components, a foundational aspect of Blazor development. Throughout the course, you will explore the intricacies of components, learn about their features, and discover various methods for reusing them effectively, including working with component templates.

The course begins with an overview of components, diving into their structure and functionality in Blazor applications. For 35 minutes, this section lays the groundwork for understanding the core concepts essential for component development. Following this, you'll delve into component interaction, spending 33 minutes exploring how components communicate and exchange data. This section is crucial for understanding how to build dynamic and interconnected components within your Blazor applications.

Next, Creating Components in ASP.NET Core Blazor - Roland Guijt moves on to enhancing components, a 27-minute segment where you'll learn advanced techniques for improving your components' functionality and user experience. Finally, you'll explore templated components in a concise 12-minute session, discovering how to create flexible and reusable components using templates. By the end of this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge necessary to create, interact with, and enhance components effectively, empowering you to become a proficient Blazor component developer ready to tackle real-world development challenges.

Creating Components in ASP.NET Core Blazor Table of contents:

1. Course Overview (Duration: 1 min)
2. Components: First Things First (Duration: 35 mins)
3. Component Interaction (Duration: 33 mins)
4. Enhancing Components (Duration: 27 mins)
5. Templated Components (Duration: 12 mins)

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