Master Blazor in .NET 10: Build Inventory Management System (Udemy.com)

This course really introduced me to the topic effectielly. I had no experience with .NET but after few use cases I implemented during this course my knowledge shiftit from "zero" throught "I understand" to "I am confident I can implement any use cases without referencing the course". I can only recomend this course!

Yes, I like this course [middle of Section 2]. I like the Clean Architecture - onion method. I've never done this - I have written code C# for many years but never used this idea - I like it...so far. As for Blazor, we are still getting into it so, it's early, ask later. The Blazor is going good. I do enjoy this course. I'm learning a different approach and I like it. I plan to make my own demo project soon and will use this approach to really understand and get a good feel. I do know that using bootstrap to make the frontend work quickly is great but learning some new ideas here is helpfully...though I prefer bootstrap and I know that later in the course we will jump to that. I'm still just halfway, so far, so good!

It's a good course. I like that he tries to get us to do some of the work ourselves and then we can compare what he does. I do think he should use if (myList?.Count > 0) instead of if (myList != null && myList.Count > 0). I will write it my way first and if it works, I will keep it. He's a good communicator and coder and this course if a good fit for me.

Excellent course. Not only do you learn Blazor but you'll learn clean architecture, and excellent option on how to build any significantly medium/large application. Frank is able to explain things so it's very easy to understand complex concepts. Highly recommended!

I have completed this course. I have listened to each and every lesson and implemented each lesson as the instructor Frank Liu has explained in the video. I can vouch that everything works as explained in the course. The course is 12.5 hours, but if you truly need to understand this or any coding course, the time taken to complete will be 3 times the actual length of the course. If you are a C# and/or Blazor enthusiast i highly recommend you to take this course to improve your understanding of Blazor. What is missing in the course, is deployment of the app to a remote hosting service and Webassembly. I hope these can be added to the course in future.

The initial part of the course was excellent. However, later on, too many folders and interfaces were introduced, making it quite confusing (although I understand that this structure is beneficial for large projects, please keep in mind that this is an introductory course). This made it difficult for me to focus and complete all the videos. Despite this, I have purchased many of your courses and hope that your future courses will continue to improve.

The level of course is not equal. Sometimes Frank explains something twice or even more times, but sometimes once and very superficially without giving us understanding why and how something works. EF Core part needs re-work in my opinion, because some code seems do not work as expected. And as a matter of fact this course seems to be abandoned by teacher - many questions without answer, and no update from .net 6 since now, where .net 8 is already. Anyway, despite these cons, there are many pros. So it depends what you expect, for me it's a good course.

It's the first course for Blazor and Asp.Net Core that I follow and is one of the few actually available on Udemy. I did got a lot of knowledge and tips for learning on many aspect. Not only on Asp.Net and Blazor but even on clean architecture that I never known before. The instructor is easy to follow even just listening to the lesson but the problem is that in many part the video code is different from one lesson to another and even on the code provided is different too (probabily improved) Anyway it's recomanded and really a good content, I hope to see an upgrade for Net 8 too.

This is the best course I have done, highly recommend. The topics covered, and the way the information was conveyed was perfect for me. I am new to visual studio, blazor and clean architecture, and this was a great course to learn from. I did have prior knowledge of C# with Unity. I really liked the teacher's style of explaining through drawio flow charts and explanation of code. There were times that I was frustrated because the video (and code) jumped around. There were some time jumps that threw me off, but I got through it by working it out myself and using the completed reference code to work out what was missing. Even though I was frustrated three or four times, I would still highly recommend this course. I look forward to completing more courses by this teacher.

All in all it was good. I did learn a lot. For your next course: 1.) Be more focused in-between the episodes. Many times wasted your audience time by not even knowing how should test the moment ago written changes. 2.) I'd like to see Syncfusion in your next Blazor project. It was nice to see vanilla functions but let's take a look at a real production view. I can only recommend this course to INTERMEDIATE students/devs. If this is your first Blazor course and/or don't have enough experience in OOP&C# then pick something else.