.NET 6 Blazor 🔥 Walking Skeleton / Boilerplate with EF Core 6 Code-First Migrations & SQL Server

Table of Contents:
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:33 Create a Blazor WebAssembly ASP.NET Core Hosted Project
00:07:30 Add the Model Class
00:08:53 Install Entity Framework Core
00:11:44 Add EF Core NuGet Packages
00:13:33 Add the Connection String
00:14:56 Implement the DataContext
00:20:29 Configure the DataContext for SQL Server
00:22:19 Run a Code-First Migration
00:27:41 Add a Service on the Server (using Repository Pattern)
00:31:25 Implement the HTTP GET Method on the Server
00:37:48 Add SwaggerUI
00:41:43 Implement Services on the Blazor WebAssembly Client
00:49:30 Add a Page to the Blazor WebAssembly Client
00:54:39 Testing the Implementations
00:56:37 Push to GitHub
00:57:04 Outro

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#DotNet #Blazor #PatrickGod

[Handy-Handy]

Ah Patrick! Many many THX to you! Coffee is on the way :))

[guillermocastro]

Excellent tutorial, good speed, good explanation and is possible to follow the video to the end not missing details. Well done!

[davidmasterson]

Thanks for this, a nice clear tutorial. Going to look at more of your content now. Again thanks for taking the time.

[leodeguzman]

I had a trouble following all of your Blazor tutorials because I'm on Linux and using MySQL. Can't find a way on how to use connection string with MySQL and ended up with MSSQL on Linux. Other than that, this tutorial is clear and straight forward.
Nice.

[grandaddy]

I wish I found this tutorial a few days ago, would have saved me a lot of time. Will be checking out your other videos. Enjoy a coffee on me

[iancarr]

Might be a small point but I find the chapters very helpful.

[danmoyer]

This was a good tutorial. Thanks for making it.

[TheKuisin]

information.

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[guntherdassel]

You have shown the basics many times now. And that very well, thank you very much for that.
Isn't it time for an advanced course such as Blazor Web Assembly ASP.Net hosted in Clean Code Architecture?
If you want to build a sustainable Blazor web assembly project, you have to consider things like maintainability, expandability, readability and testability. Here you can no longer get by with the basic 3 project type template. In my opinion, the mentioned properties include at least further breaking down to libraries such as core, domain and infrastructure.
Have you planned something along these lines while .NET 6 is still up to date?

[guntherdassel]

If you add a new naming style under Extras / Options / Text Editor / C # / Code Format / Naming, you do not have to rename the private or internal fields over and over again.

[guntherdassel]

Isn't it clearer to manage all usings in a separate class, for example GlobalUsings?
In addition, the namespaces in .Net 6 can be simplified!

[Arestkaramazov]

I don't know why, I always think of this technology as a handicap, I stick with MVC

[rivaldovola]

Can you make a video about how jwt works really? I'm trying to develop a dashboard app in blazor where the user sees all the apps they have access to. The question is: how can I pass the application and the roles in jwt after the user logs in the dashboard app?

[DigitalNomadOnFIRE]

It's Fat and Skinny / Controllers and Classes

[unoduetrego]

Hi Patrick, Real good video, playing with the Blazor for the first time and this was just perfect. On the last client step part I am getting an error related to Json and not able to figure it out. See below for the error message, not sure who to go about correcting it, any suggestion to resolve it will be great:

'<' is an invalid start of a value

[trigade]

I have been following your tutorial and got my Blazor app working with Auth0.
I have created some user_metadata under my user in Auth0.
{
"VirksomhedsNavn": "Trisect development"
}
But I can't seem to figure out how to get and display this value on my pages.

Can you help me with my problem?