Web development has become the dominant approach for building enterprise software. To provide your best on every project, you need to understand the server and browser client worlds. On the server, there’s ASP.NET using .NET 8 or 9, Razor Pages, and support for building services. The browser client is evolving rapidly, with constant changes and updates to JavaScript, TypeScript, and other related frameworks. But more than this, there’s now Blazor Server and Blazor Client (aka WebAssembly) and the ability to run other languages natively in the browser. You need to think about your apps “in production” and consider long-term versioning and security. Your need to keep up to date with all these technologies has never been greater, and we’re here to give you the knowledge you need!
Topics in this track include:
- Building Enterprise Blazor Apps Using CSLA .NET
- Building Reusable Components in Blazor
- Building Secure and Scalable APIs in .NET 9
- Building Websites with ASP.NET Core 9 Razor Pages
- Choose Your Identity Wisely
- Deep Dive: Microsoft Blazor Zero to Success
- Versioning and Documenting ASP.NET Core 9 RESTful Services
- Hands-On Lab: Build an ASP.NET Core 9 Razor Pages App with EF Core 9 in a Day
- Workshop: Building Blazor Applications