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Blazor Deep Dive in .NET 10 - From Beginner to Advanced (Udemy.com)

Ultimate ASP.NET Core Blazor Course with projects

Created by: Frank Liu

Last updated January 2026

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What you will learn

  • Basic Blazor concepts and project structures
  • Choices of Interactivities
  • Basics of razor components
  • Razor syntax
  • Blazor Static Server-side Rendering (Blazor SSR)
  • Form submission and validations
  • Navigations
  • Stream Rendering
  • Enhanced Navigation
  • Event handling
  • Two way data binding
  • Virtualizaiton
  • Component Parameters
  • Cascading Parameters
  • Templated components
  • QuickGrid
  • Component life cycle events
  • Static vs Interactive Routing
  • Different ways for State Management
  • Working with WebAssembly
  • Data Access for Server side Blazor with Entity Framework Core
  • Data Access with Web API for WebAssembly
  • Authentication and Authorization with ASPNET Core
  • Pre-Rendering in Blazor

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Overall Score : 92 / 100

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Course Description

Embark on a Comprehensive Journey with Blazor in .NET 10

Welcome to a transformative learning experience designed for developers eager to explore the full spectrum of ASP.NET Core Blazor, the innovative web framework that empowers you to build interactive applications using .NET 10. This course is a deep dive into the world of Blazor, where you’ll learn to harness the power of both server-side rendering and WebAssembly to create dynamic user experiences.

Course Overview:

  • Introduction to Blazor: Begin with the basics, understanding what Blazor is and the choices it offers for interactivity. Familiarize yourself with the project structure and get organized with our course resources.

  • Static Server-Side Rendering (Static SSR): Delve into the nuances of Static SSR, learning about components, Razor syntax, and static resources. Tackle assignments that challenge you to create and manipulate data repositories and components.

  • Interactivity: Discover the core of Blazor’s interactivity in both Interactive SSR and Interactive WebAssembly, learning how to handle events, manage state variables, and implement two-way data binding. Explore the use of @key and virtualization for performance optimization.

  • Component Architecture: Take a deep dive into non-routable and routable components, understanding their parameters, lifecycle, and how to create reusable and generic components. Learn about CSS isolation and cascading parameters to style and manage your app effectively.

  • Advanced Topics: Master advanced concepts like pre-rendering, routing, navigation, and state management. Learn how to maintain states across components and implement the observer pattern for dynamic applications.

  • Data Access and Management: Gain proficiency in data access patterns for both server-side and WebAssembly applications. Learn to integrate Entity Framework Core with Blazor for server-side data management, and understand how to interact with Web APIs for client-side data access. Set up a Firebase Realtime Database and manage CRUD operations in WebAssembly.

  • Authentication and Authorization: Secure your applications by understanding the authentication process in ASP.NET Core. Learn to register, log in, and authorize users, and secure your server-side Blazor app.

  • Practical Projects: Apply your knowledge with two course projects—a Server Management project and a To-Do List App. These projects will solidify your understanding and give you practical experience in Blazor development.

Why Choose This Course?

  • Deep-Dive Experience: Starting with the fundamentals, this course is designed to support beginners every step of the way. Yet, it doesn’t stop there. We delve deep into Blazor, equipping you with an intimate understanding of the framework by the course’s conclusion.

  • Expertly Curated Content: Each module is carefully crafted to build upon the previous one, ensuring a seamless learning curve.

  • Hands-On Learning: With numerous assignments and practical projects, you’ll not just learn but apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios.


By the end of this course, you’ll have a robust portfolio of projects, a deep understanding of Blazor, and the skills to confidently build modern web applications. Join us on this journey to become a Blazor expert in .NET 10!


Who is this course for?

  • This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to develop web applications with ASP.NET Core Blazor using .NET 10. You should have some basic knowledge of C# and HTML, but no prior experience with ASP.NET Core Blazor is required.

  • If you already have experience working with Blazor previously but feeling overwhelmed by the changes introduced in .NET 10, this course is also perfect for helping you catching up.

So, what are you waiting for? Enroll now and start your journey to become an ASP.NET Core Blazor developer!




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Instructor Details

Frank Liu

With a master degree in software engineering and more than 20 years of professional software development experience, I am excited to be an instructor on Udemy for sharing my knowledge and experience through this wonderful platform. I am a senior full stack developer with extensive experience in .NET technologies like ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, as well as JavaScript frameworks like Angular, React and VueJs. I am also very experienced with data including SQL Server, Reporting, ETL, Azure Data Factory and Power BI. I have a passion of learning and sharing all my experience in development as well as design and architecture.


Besides technologies, I spend a lot time reading about philosophy, thinking and reflecting on life...

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Reviews

4.6

2,150 ratings on Udemy

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By Praveen Kumar on 6/12/2026

I found the Blazor course to be good and aligned with my expectations. It covered the core concepts clearly and provided practical insights that helped me understand the framework better. Overall, it was a valuable learning experience and useful for my development tasks moving forward.

By Bobby Reza on 5/26/2026

I just have to say I absolutely love this class. Frank does an great job hitting every aspect you would want to cover in an easy to follow format. There are sometimes in the videos where you can tell there were some obvious voice edits done to update this to .NET 10 but the contents was all there so I didn't mind. Great job on the class and I am now enrolled in the ASP.NET course.

By Martin Mallona on 4/28/2026

Very clear, easy to follow. Even though Frank added the fact that the environment to run Blazer would have to be assessed, I would have liked to hear his opinion on which flavor, Server side or Web assembly have shown to have better performance on high traffic sites (open to the public).

By Neeraj Kumar Arya on 2/25/2026

The Blazor Deep Dive in .NET 10 certification was a highly valuable learning experience. The course was well structured and enabled a clear progression from beginner to advanced concepts. The deep‑dive approach, practical examples, and clear explanations helped strengthen both foundational and advanced Blazor skills. Overall, this course has significantly enhanced my technical understanding and confidence in building modern Blazor applications, making it a great upskilling opportunity.

By Lance Behmer on 2/19/2026

I'm only on the 2nd video and Frank has done a great job starting from scratch and parsing out the architectural aspects from the ground up. I've got a couple decades of software development experience on multiple languages and platforms with some Blazor 7 here and there. This video series looks like it's really going to help me understand all of the concepts I need to advance my skills - and maybe even get certified without much of a problem.

By Willem Johannes van Tonder on 2/12/2026

The teaching is nice and clear...although the video is a splice of a couple of videos or retakes or different recordings and the transitions is a bit jarring. The microphone quality for the different parts also differs, so every now and then he sounds differently. That is a bit distracting.

By Gerard van de Ven on 12/18/2025

I love the course. It is true that it is a bit slow if you already are an experienced developer. Some of the concepts will then be fairly familiar to you. But at the same time, they are very well explained and really get you into understanding all the details.

By Kumar Sundaram on 12/12/2025

Yes! Frank is amazing with demonstrating failures of the features - such as cascading parameters: how they do not work when the render mode is not same. here he also provided the work around to make that cascading happen by adding cascading value to builder. Services - Excellent thought processes

By Robert Maciejewski on 11/16/2025

Very good course. Well structured and clear to follow. It gives a solid understanding how Blazor works. I would like to have more exercises to practice the learned knowledge. And additionally Unit Testing and whats the best approach for testing such a application and how to solve performance issues.

By Diego Balderrama on 10/13/2025

This is a great introduction to Blazor, I'd say that as a beginner it might be on the hard side though. I came back to Blazor after years to refresh my memory due to finding a position that required to use it. And some things from experience made me appreciate the course way more I'd say, so if you are starting out, don't fret! It's normal to not understand things fully, or having to spend a lot of time trying to wrap your head around a certain concept. With practice, and time, things do come together. Thank you for the course, it was a great start point!

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