In this module, we will walk you through migrating the completed Blazor MovieApp to ASP.NET 6.0. You will see the process of upgrading from ASP.NET Core 3.1 to ASP.NET 6.0 and learn how to migrate without making major changes to your existing code. This section helps you stay current with the latest version of Blazor.

In this module, we will introduce you to the ASP.NET Core 3.1 Blazor framework. You’ll get a solid overview of what Blazor is and explore the different hosting models available. This section will help you understand when to use each hosting model for your specific Blazor application needs.

In this module, we will introduce you to Razor components, which are the building blocks of Blazor apps. You will learn how to create and nest components, pass data using parameters, and understand the power of reusable components in your Blazor applications.

This module covers the new features released with Blazor 3.1, providing you with the latest tools and techniques to enhance your Blazor applications. You will learn how to use partial classes, handle event propagation, and manage errors during app development.

This section dives deeper into Blazor’s advanced concepts, including routing, data binding, and lifecycle methods. You will also learn how to handle communication between components using event callbacks and how to work with both one-way and two-way data binding in Blazor applications.

In this module, you will be introduced to asynchronous programming fundamentals. You’ll understand how async and await keywords are used in Blazor, and you will get practical experience in writing asynchronous code to improve the performance and responsiveness of your Blazor apps.

This section walks you through creating a fully functional CRUD application using Blazor. You will set up user authentication, design the app structure, implement data access services, and manage the Movies database with CRUD operations, giving you a complete picture of building a Blazor app with data persistence.

In this module, we will explore how to handle authentication and authorization in Blazor. You will learn how to secure your Blazor app by implementing user authentication and managing access control to protect sensitive data.

This module covers how to enhance your Blazor app with loading indicators. You will integrate Spinkit, a lightweight library, into your Movies App to visually indicate loading processes, improving the overall user experience.

In this module, we will focus on pagination techniques for displaying large datasets, like movies, in your Blazor app. You will learn how to implement pagination to display records on different pages and improve app performance and user experience.

In this bonus section, you will learn about Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) and their key features. We’ll demonstrate how to make your Blazor app behave like a native mobile app by integrating PWA functionality such as offline support and push notifications.

In this final module, you will explore unit testing for Blazor applications using bUnit. You will learn how to set up a test project, write tests for Blazor components, and gain confidence in ensuring the stability and correctness of your Blazor app.