In this module, we will guide you through installing the necessary tools, including Visual Studio and .NET SDK, ensuring your development environment is set up correctly. You’ll also learn how to create a GitHub account for version control and collaboration.

In this module, we will walk you through the steps of creating your first Blazor application, including setting up your project, understanding its structure, and customizing components to suit your needs. You will also learn how to use GitHub for version control as you progress.

In this module, we will focus on integrating authentication and Entity Framework into your Blazor application. You'll learn how to configure authentication, create databases, and implement data seeding, ensuring your application has a robust foundation for managing users and roles.

In this module, we will teach you how to set up REST API endpoints for your Blazor app and implement the Unit of Work design pattern. You'll also refactor existing controllers, improving the architecture of your application while ensuring data access is efficient.

In this module, we will explore how to handle data within your Blazor application, including displaying data in lists and detail views. You’ll also set up forms for adding and editing data, learn to validate input, and clean up your code before committing changes to GitHub.

In this module, we will dive into key architectural considerations such as the code-behind approach for components and implementing global error handling. You’ll also ensure that your application remains maintainable and properly versioned via GitHub.

In this module, we will enhance your Blazor application with additional features like custom Identity layouts, JavaScript Interop with third-party libraries, file upload support, and PWA capabilities. You’ll also clean up your code and commit these changes to GitHub.

In this final module, we will walk you through the process of deploying your Blazor application to Azure. You’ll learn how to take your project live, manage its production environment, and ensure it runs smoothly on the web.