Save time in Blazor with MudBlazor (Udemy.com)
Learn to integrate MudBlazor in your Blazor project
Created by: Taurius Litvinavicius
Last updated April 2022
What you will learn
- MudBlazor layouts and themes
- MudBlazor inputs
- Mudblazor design components
- MudBlazor charts
How it compares
Against the other 194 rated Udemy courses in C# on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.1 out of 5higher than 12% of them
- Reviews70#157 of 195 by number of reviews
- Length5 hoursshorter than 56% of them
- Last updatedApril 2022more recently than 56% of them
Course Description
This course will introduce you to MudBlazor, a library that allows you to use predefined components and fast-forward your development process in Blazor projects. It also allows you to interact with generic HTML and CSS without any restrictions.
We will begin with the setup of the library – installing Nuget packages and adding references to files, for both client and server-side options. Once we are done with that, we will be jumping into layouts and other aspects of basic setup.
After the setup, we will be looking at all kinds of components - buttons, inputs of different types, and then some more complicated ones, such as charts and tables. You will not only learn how to adjust various visual properties, but also how to interact with these components programmatically.
Finally, we will be looking at a rather large real-world example – a basic blog platform. This is to see how MudBlazor components interact with each other, as well as how they interact with generic HTML and CSS. The example will include a page that allows users to add a new article and pages that will allow searching for and reading articles. And it will include many of the components previously covered in the course, but in this case in a more realistic environment.
Instructor Details
- 4.1 Rating
70 Reviews
Taurius Litvinavicius
I'm a software engineer and founder who has spent years shipping real products in .NET Core, C++, SQL Server and the wider Microsoft stack — everything from simple utilities to complex production systems. Today I run my own SaaS platforms, so I teach from the perspective of someone who still writes and ships code every single day, not just someone who talks about it.
My approach is simple: I only cover what you'll actually use. No filler and no theory for its own sake — just the straightforward path to getting things working, because in my experience the simplest solution is almost always the best one.
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Reviews
By Sebastiao Valfrides Siqueira on 5/13/2026
Gostei muito do curso, bem explicado.
By Thomas Jäger on 1/19/2026
Mit .Net 5 ist er schon etwas in die Jahre gekommen! Ich würde auch nicht mehr mit Ado.Net arbeiten sondern lieber mit einem OR-Mapper....
By Abhishek Singh Thakur on 6/16/2025
helpful thank you
By tom Koevoets on 4/21/2025
It doesnt run anymore in new applications
By Arif Shahriar on 10/29/2024
The course covered the basic ideas with examples. However, a further deep dive would have been much better.
By Juan Carlos Molina Castellanos on 7/21/2024
It's a Good course only Will be better to include more complex themes and examples wirh databases
By Marcus Reinhart on 6/5/2024
I was hoping to get to know a lot more from MudBlazor. Unfortunately, MudBlazor's documentation is very short in the interesting places and only very simple examples can be found there. Unfortunately, that is also the case in this course. A bad database example and relatively little from MudBlazor. Not even the DataGrid is mentioned anywhere here. Since I skipped through the course looking for interesting content, I probably can't give it back. And for people who are just starting out. Please query the database in a repository pattern and without stored procedures.
By Pagewiz on 6/13/2022
짧고 간결하며 이해가 잘됩니다. .NET 6와 약간의 차이가 있는데 충분히 이해갑니다.
By Victor Caceres on 5/20/2022
Explains very well, and the examples are from the real world. Excellent course
By Natalie Griffiths on 5/18/2022
great course so far, explains everything clearly
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Overall Score : 82 / 100







