In this module, we will explore the anatomy of a Blazor project by breaking down its core files, folders, and configurations. We'll examine both Server and WebAssembly project flows and walk through updates like nullable reference types in .NET 6. You'll also gain hands-on experience by creating your first custom Razor component.

In this module, we will dive deep into data binding concepts with a strong focus on practical usage. You'll learn both one-way and two-way binding, build product listings, and work through hands-on assignments to solidify your understanding. This section lays the foundation for interactive and data-driven components.

In this module, we will build upon your Razor component skills by introducing shared components and event binding techniques. You'll learn how to pass props, handle custom events, and organize code for reusability. With hands-on assignments, you'll master communication between components in real-world applications.

In this module, we will explore powerful Blazor features that enhance component flexibility and routing. You'll work with Render Fragments, understand attribute splatting, and manage advanced routing scenarios. This section equips you to build scalable, maintainable, and user-friendly navigation experiences.

In this module, we will bridge the gap between C# and JavaScript by leveraging Blazor’s JavaScript interoperability. You'll learn how to add third-party libraries, call JS functions, and build interactive UIs. This section enables you to enhance the user experience using both technologies effectively.

In this module, we will uncover the inner workings of Blazor's component lifecycle, including methods like OnInitialized, OnParameterSet, and OnAfterRender. You'll learn when and how to use each lifecycle hook effectively. Mastering these concepts helps ensure your components behave reliably and perform efficiently.