.NET 7.0 ASP.NET Core

.NET 7.0 is Microsoft’s cross platform, open-source implementation of .NET. It represents the successor to .NET Core, and the unification with the Windows-only .NET Framework. Like .NET Core, .NET 7.0 can run on Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems, and on a variety of different devices. Similarly, ASP.NET Core 7.0 represents the current and future…

.NET 7.0 with MAUI

.NET 7.0 is Microsoft’s latest cross platform, open source implementation of .NET. It represents the successor to .NET Core, and the unification with the Windows-only .NET Framework. Like .NET Core. .NET 7.0 can run on Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems, and on a variety of different devices. Similarly, .NET Multi-Platform App UI (MAUI) represents…

Progressive Web Application Development using EF Core and Blazor

Blazor is a client-side UI framework used to develop rich web UI experiences using HTML, CSS, and C# instead of JavaScript. Blazor is similar to other JavaScript frameworks but uses WebAssembly to execute C# code in the browser so that the front- and back-end of the web application can be written in the same language.…

Comprehensive Blazor Server

Blazor Server is a .NET web technology for hosting applications that appear to be traditional single-page applications (SPAs), but actually run on the server, enabling traditional Microsoft authentication/authorization schemes. Users get the SPA experience, while developers avoid writing JavaScript and focus on traditional server-side C# implementation. In this Comprehensive Blazor Server training course, attendees learn how…

.NET 6.0

.NET 6.0 is Microsoft’s cross platform, open-source implementation of .NET. It represents the successor to .NET Core, and the unification with the Windows-only .NET Framework. Like .NET Core, .NET 6.0 can run on Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems, and on a variety of different devices. Similarly, ASP.NET Core 6.0 represents the current and future…

Mastering the .NET Framework

The .NET Framework is the quickest and best way to develop any application running on everything from a phone, to WinRT, to Servers, to Azure. Every developer needs to have a rock-solid understanding of .NET to ensure they avoid pitfalls and issues when code runs in production. Learn more.

Modernizing Applications by Migrating to Azure | 1-Day Workshop

In the early days of cloud computing, the “cloud” was mostly a place to park data and spin up virtual machines. Today it is much more. In addition to providing access to traditional storage and compute resources on Linux as well as Windows, Microsoft Azure includes extensive infrastructure options, rich management and analytical tools, and…

Building Business Web Applications using Blazor Server

Blazor for .NET Core web technology is for hosting server-side or client-side applications. In this course, the client-side version of Blazor, known as Blazor Server, will be covered. Explore creating rich client-side applications with strongly typed, cross-platform C# code. Reduce your dependence on complicated, hard-to-use JavaScript UI libraries and frameworks and utilize JavaScript only when…

Introduction to Blazor WebAssembly

Blazor for .NET Core web technology is for hosting server-side or client-side applications. In this course, the client-side version of Blazor, known as Blazor Server, will be covered. Explore creating rich client-side applications with strongly typed, cross-platform C# code. Reduce your dependence on complicated, hard-to-use JavaScript UI libraries and frameworks and utilize JavaScript only when…

Migrating from .NET Framework to .NET Core

.NET Core is Microsoft’s latest cross platform, open source implementation of .NET. It can run on Windows, Linux, and Mac operating systems, and on a variety of different devices. Similarly, ASP.NET Core, originally referred to as ASP.NET 5, represents the current and future platform for web applications in .NET, and provides cross platform support with flexible hosting options.

ASP.NET Core Development with Docker

This ASP.NET Core with Docker training course provides students the knowledge and skills to move new or existing ASP.NET Core applications to a Docker-based infrastructure.