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<strong>This course is a comprehensive guide to the Blazor framework and covers everything from basic features to advanced concepts, including data binding, routing, and lifecycle methods. This is a basic course to start with and requires no prior knowledge of Blazor with some knowledge of C# or any other high-level programming language skills.</strong>
        <p>This comprehensive video course is designed to provide a complete overview of the Blazor framework, covering installation and configuration requirements; it has been divided into several sections.

The course starts with an introduction and overview of the Blazor framework and concludes with a demo of the finished application. In section one, you will be guided through the necessary installation and configuration requirements for the Blazor framework; section two provides a more detailed overview of the Blazor framework, including hosting models.

Section three dives straight into building the first component, taking advantage of the component-based ecosystem of Blazor. Further sections cover advanced concepts such as data binding, routing, and lifecycle methods. In addition, the course explores the new features added to the latest version of ASP.NET Core 3.1. 

You will also learn how to build a CRUD movie application, explore asynchronous programming fundamentals that are essential for Blazor, and introduce authorization to the movie app, allowing users to view only their own user profile data. Throughout the course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the various components of Blazor and get practical experience through hands-on coding exercises.

By the end of the course, you will be able to learn and build an ASP.NET 6.0 project.

All resources and code files are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Build-and-Learn-ASP.NET-6.0-Blazor-Hands-On</p>
        <h2>What You Will Learn</h2><p>Create your first Razor component in Blazor<br>Implement basic authorization and user data protection in the movie application<br>Create a modal popup dialog and confirm the delete dialog with dynamic rendering and JavaScript interop calls<br>Create a database and add tables to store users and roles<br>Understand what a progressive web application is<br>Testing and debugging the Blazor application</p>
        <h2>Audience</h2><p>This course is designed for a diverse range of audiences. It is suitable for web developers using Microsoft Stack of products, students pursuing computer software engineering, and programmers from any web/application development platform willing to switch over.<br><br>Additionally, it is a great fit for people who are self-taught in C#/ASP.NET and willing to learn cutting-edge technology. The course is appropriate for beginner to intermediate level C# and Microsoft web developers. Lastly, Angular/ReactJS developers who wish to explore their Microsoft equivalent for the future will also benefit from this course.</p>
        <h2>Approach</h2><p>This is a complete hands-on course that helps you migrate an ASP.NET Core 3.1 project to ASP.NET 6 and also helps you learn the latest features incorporated in Blazor.</p>
        <h2>Key Features</h2><p>Install and configure the Blazor framework to make your workbench ready for coding in Visual Studio * Learn asynchronous programming, an important part of Blazor applications * Learn the basic concepts of Microsoft's Blazor framework for web applications development</p>
        <h2>Github Repo</h2><p>https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Build-and-Learn-ASP.NET-6.0-Blazor-Hands-On</p>
        <h2>About the Author</h2><h3>Kaushik Roy Chowdhury</h3><p>Kaushik Roy Chowdhury, based in Auckland, New Zealand, is a passionate software education enthusiast and mentor. He is a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) with over 15 years of commercial experience working in various assignments for companies in New Zealand, including Sungard and Trimble Navigation. Kaushik has a master's degree in computer science from AUT University in Auckland and has taught extensively in tertiary institutions on programming languages such as C#, Java, and C.

His vision statement is centered around software consultation, mentoring, and learning and teaching new technologies. Kaushik's daily routine involves learning new technologies and tools related to software development and translating that knowledge into useful and engaging e-learning materials for eager learners. He enjoys mentoring and training young minds with cutting-edge technologies, enabling them to pursue a successful career path.</p>
        <h2>Course Outline</h2><h4>1. Introduction</h4><p></p><br><h4>2. Migrating the Completed Blazor MovieApp to ASP.NET6.0</h4><p></p><br><h4>3. Introduction To ASP.NET Core 3.1 Blazor</h4><p></p><br><h4>4. Components in Blazor</h4><p></p><br><h4>5. What's New in Blazor 3.1 Released With ASP.NET Core 3.1?</h4><p></p><br><h4>6. Assignment Exercise</h4><p></p><br><h4>7. Advanced Concepts with Hands-On Coding in Blazor</h4><p></p><br><h4>8. Asynchronous Programming Fundamentals</h4><p></p><br><h4>9. Create a CRUD Application in Blazor</h4><p></p><br><h4>10. Authentication and Authorization</h4><p></p><br><h4>11. Additional Content : Adding Spinkit For Loading In</h4><p></p><br><h4>12. Paginating the Movies</h4><p></p><br><h4>13. Bonus Section: Progressive Web Applications</h4><p></p><br><h4>14. Testing Blazor Using bUnit</h4><p></p>

This course is a comprehensive guide to the Blazor framework and covers everything from basic features to advanced concepts, including data binding, routing, and lifecycle methods. This is a basic course to start with and requires no prior knowledge of Blazor with some knowledge of C# or any other high-level programming language skills.
This comprehensive video course is designed to provide a complete overview of the Blazor framework, covering installation and configuration requirements; it has been divided into several sections. The course starts with an introduction and overview of the Blazor framework and concludes with a demo of the finished application. In section one, you will be guided through the necessary installation and configuration requirements for the Blazor framework; section two provides a more detailed overview of the Blazor framework, including hosting models. Section three dives straight into building the first component, taking advantage of the component-based ecosystem of Blazor. Further sections cover advanced concepts such as data binding, routing, and lifecycle methods. In addition, the course explores the new features added to the latest version of ASP.NET Core 3.1. You will also learn how to build a CRUD movie application, explore asynchronous programming fundamentals that are essential for Blazor, and introduce authorization to the movie app, allowing users to view only their own user profile data. Throughout the course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the various components of Blazor and get practical experience through hands-on coding exercises. By the end of the course, you will be able to learn and build an ASP.NET 6.0 project. All resources and code files are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Build-and-Learn-ASP.NET-6.0-Blazor-Hands-On
What You Will Learn
Create your first Razor component in Blazor
Implement basic authorization and user data protection in the movie application
Create a modal popup dialog and confirm the delete dialog with dynamic rendering and JavaScript interop calls
Create a database and add tables to store users and roles
Understand what a progressive web application is
Testing and debugging the Blazor application
Audience
This course is designed for a diverse range of audiences. It is suitable for web developers using Microsoft Stack of products, students pursuing computer software engineering, and programmers from any web/application development platform willing to switch over.

Additionally, it is a great fit for people who are self-taught in C#/ASP.NET and willing to learn cutting-edge technology. The course is appropriate for beginner to intermediate level C# and Microsoft web developers. Lastly, Angular/ReactJS developers who wish to explore their Microsoft equivalent for the future will also benefit from this course.
Approach
This is a complete hands-on course that helps you migrate an ASP.NET Core 3.1 project to ASP.NET 6 and also helps you learn the latest features incorporated in Blazor.
Key Features
Install and configure the Blazor framework to make your workbench ready for coding in Visual Studio * Learn asynchronous programming, an important part of Blazor applications * Learn the basic concepts of Microsoft's Blazor framework for web applications development
Github Repo
https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Build-and-Learn-ASP.NET-6.0-Blazor-Hands-On
About the Author
Kaushik Roy Chowdhury
Kaushik Roy Chowdhury, based in Auckland, New Zealand, is a passionate software education enthusiast and mentor. He is a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) with over 15 years of commercial experience working in various assignments for companies in New Zealand, including Sungard and Trimble Navigation. Kaushik has a master's degree in computer science from AUT University in Auckland and has taught extensively in tertiary institutions on programming languages such as C#, Java, and C. His vision statement is centered around software consultation, mentoring, and learning and teaching new technologies. Kaushik's daily routine involves learning new technologies and tools related to software development and translating that knowledge into useful and engaging e-learning materials for eager learners. He enjoys mentoring and training young minds with cutting-edge technologies, enabling them to pursue a successful career path.
Course Outline
1. Introduction

2. Migrating the Completed Blazor MovieApp to ASP.NET6.0

3. Introduction To ASP.NET Core 3.1 Blazor

4. Components in Blazor

5. What's New in Blazor 3.1 Released With ASP.NET Core 3.1?

6. Assignment Exercise

7. Advanced Concepts with Hands-On Coding in Blazor

8. Asynchronous Programming Fundamentals

9. Create a CRUD Application in Blazor

10. Authentication and Authorization

11. Additional Content : Adding Spinkit For Loading In

12. Paginating the Movies

13. Bonus Section: Progressive Web Applications

14. Testing Blazor Using bUnit


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This course is a comprehensive guide to the Blazor framework and covers everything from basic features to advanced concepts, including data binding, routing, and lifecycle methods. This is a basic course to start with and requires no prior knowledge of Blazor with some knowledge of C# or any other high-level programming language skills.

Build and Learn ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor Hands-On

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Identity, Access, and Authentication with Microsoft AD and Identity with Windows Server 2016 (70-742) Exam Prep
Total Seminars, your source for best-selling cybersecurity courses, brings you this informative course on Active Directory with Barbara Andrews, MCT, MCSE, MCITP, MCSA, MCDBA, and MCP. Barbara has 20+ years' experience and is proficient with almost all of Microsoft's products, including Windows Server, SQL Server, System Center, Azure, and Hyper-V. She is also an HPE-Certified Trainer (Master HPE ASE) and SalesForce Admin. Why should you take this course? If you're a newly-minted Network or Security Admin (or are aspiring to be one), this course is a great option to learn all about managing identities in Active Directory. Whether you're looking to pass the Microsoft Identity with Windows Server 2016 (70-742) certification exam or you're just looking to gain some in-depth knowledge about Active Directory, you're in the right place.
What You Will Learn
• How Active Directory simplifies requirements to meet security policies, interconnection management, and the use of Conditional Access
• How Active Directory uses authorization and authentication for external system interactions in your day-to-day operations
• How to configure a system that is secure, well-fortified, and easy to maintain
• How to apply policies and organizational units for quick response to resource or security issues
• How to set up and use Certificate Services, Federation Services, and other advanced security management in AD FS
• How to manage Active Directory with the Users and Computers console, and with PowerShell commands
Audience
This course is for anyone looking to learn more about Active Directory, including Windows Network Administrators and Security Specialists, and for anyone managing resources on domains, forests, or interconnections.
Approach
This exhaustive course-packed with step-by-step instructions, working examples, and helpful advice-is divided into clear chunks so you can learn at your own pace and focus on your own areas of interest.
Key Features
• There are no stated requirements for this exam; however, we recommend familiarity with Windows Server 2016 and basic knowledge of Active Directory * • There are no requirements for this course; however it is expected that Candidates are will have some hands-on experience with Windows Server, Windows-based networking, Active Directory, account management, and system recovery tools and concepts. * • Although you can gain a wealth of information just by watching this course, it is recommended that you have some sort of hands-on environment to work in. These topics are best learned by following along in either a virtual or a real instance of Windows Server 2016 with Active Directory.
About the Author
Total Seminars
Total Seminars, led by Mike Meyers and his esteemed team of IT pros, boasts over 1 million enrollments and has delivered unparalleled certification training to myriad organizations, including the FBI, UN, and the Department of Defense. Renowned for producing the top-selling CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certification guides, with over a million copies circulating, they have pioneered compelling video courses and supportive materials such as TotalTester practice tests and TotalSims lab simulations, all accessible on their website.
Course Outline
1. Install and Configure AD DS
In this section, we install and configure domain controllers, create and manage Active Directory users and computers and create and manage Active Directory groups and organizational units (OUs).
1. Introduction to Active Directory
Here, we are introduced to active directory from the author.
2. Introduction to AD DS Part 1
We discuss AD partitions, schema, domains, and other logical and physical components that interact within the AD environment. 
3. Introduction to AD DS Part 2
We continue looking into the robust interaction of the various components, exploring the global catalog, RODC, and how to work with OUs. 
4. Installing AD files for a New Forest
As you step through Server Manager, learn how to set up a new domain controller using various tools and options. 
5. Configure New Forest Root Domain
You'll learn how to use the configuration wizard to define settings and options to create a new forest. 
6. Adding Domain Controller to an Existing Forest
The next step is to add a DC into a forest, so you'll review and consider options that will affect how the domain interacts with existing AD security systems. 
7. DC Installation Options
Now it's time to explore the various methods of installation. You'll get to see the graphical version, called the configuration wizard, as well as the PowerShell option. You'll also learn about upgrade options and the effect of each. 
8. DC Cloning
You'll walk through the cloning operation for DCs, looking at the various clone tools that can be used and the benefits of using clones. 
9. RODCs
Understand the benefits of using RODCs in working environments, and see how to work with off-site management of users, groups, and objects. Learn what security policies can be written and implemented for sites that do not have local management. 
10. DC Configuration Options
You'll explore DC locations, global catalog servers, SRV records, and the DNS manager. Explore the FSMO roles and learn more about role operations and management.
11. Managing User Accounts
User account management is easy when built with a purpose and a plan. In this segment, explore how to set up accounts through Server Manager. 
12. Introduction to Groups
Walk through the processes to set up users in groups, and learn about the logical and physical considerations you'll want to consider. You'll work with groups for security management considerations and maintenance. 
13. Managing Groups
This video teaches you how to manage group creation and maintenance using Active Directory Users and Computers, and the alternative PowerShell commands. You'll then tour the settings to manage users within a group.
14. Managing Computer Accounts
Examine the placement of computer accounts in the OU structure, and the considerations and steps needed to place these assets within your structure, using both the GUI and PowerShell options.
15. Managing Organizational Units (OUs)
Organization is key to a good OU layout. In this video, explore the creation and management of OUs as well as various strategies used when laying out the structure.
16. Using PowerShell
Learn where PowerShell excels as a tool for the operation and maintenance of various AD users, groups, and objects. 
2. Managing and Maintaining AD DS
In this section, configure service authentication and account policies, maintain active directory and configure Active Directory in a complex enterprise environment.
1. Configuring Account Security
Using Server Manager, walk through the built-in security tools that can create a strong security program. Learn about Password Settings Objects (PSOs) and how they are applied, along with how Kerberos is used by AD domain controllers.
2. Configuring PSOs
Learn how to work with PSOs to deploy general and security policies using PowerShell commands.
3. Configuring Authentication Policies and Silos
In this video, learn how to authenticate users, services, and computers using the Directory Admin Center, and how to work with authentication and silo policies. 
4. Configuring MSA Service Accounts
In this video, learn best practices when it comes to setting up service accounts, explore service account management, and see how to configure and maintain MSA accounts. 
5. Group MSAs
Learn the benefit of using group MSAs and how to configure objects to associate with MSA groups using PowerShell. Work in PowerShell to create a KDS (Key Distribution Services) root key. 
6. AD DS Recovery
In this critical video, examine the built-in MS utilities, Ntdsutil and Administrative Center, for recovery of the AD databases. Then walk through the restore options using a snapshot, the recycle bin, and an authoritative restore. 
7. SYSVOL Replication
Explore SYSVOL and how it's handled in AD domains and forests. Learn about protocol options for replication and follow along as PowerShell commands are used for FRS to DFS migration. 
8. AD Advanced Deployments
In this video, you'll first examine some of the design considerations and boundaries for setting up AD domains, forests, and OUs. Then you'll learn about the issues involved with implementing changes or new domains.
9. AD Functional Levels
Understand the various functional levels and how they affect design and implementation, and learn how to raise functional levels on DCs and forests.
10. Deploying New AD Domains
Walk through the deployment phase of adding a domain using the configuration wizard, and examine the considerations and processes involved.
11. AD Migration
In this video, learn how to use the AD Migration Tool (ADMT) to move users, groups, resources, and assets to different domains and forests, and including implementing pre-migration steps and final options.
12. AD Trusts
This video tackles the concepts and implementation of trusts. Work through the inheritance properties and transitive trust, including the overall trust flows and implications.
13. Advanced Trust Settings
Review the AD security settings for trusts and understand the usage of SID filtering and name suffix routing as a defence-in-depth security policy. 
14. AD Sites
Learn about the best practices for usage of sites, the implications of replications and site design, Barbara discusses the various types of segregation by site and why these might be considerations 
15. AD Site Links
In this video, learn about the important considerations when creating site links, how to use site links to increase performance, and how to assign site link prioritization.
3. Create and Manage Group Policy
In this section, create and manage Group Policy Objects (GPOs), configure Group Policy processing, configure Group Policy settings and configure Group Policy preferences.
1. Group Policies
Security controls and security boundaries are increasingly becoming more stringent. Fortunately, group policy tools are not only efficient but also easy to maintain. It's through these policies that forests, domains, users, and groups access shared resources.
2. Domain DC and Local Policies
The Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) can be used to apply rights management and is implemented through policies. In this video, both default domain and configured domains are reviewed.
3. Managing GPOs
In this video, learn how to manipulate and manage GPOs using templates, shown both at the console and in PowerShell.
4. GPO Linking
Learn about implementing GPOs at forest, domain, user, and resource levels. Understand the hierarchy of GPO implementation and the processing order.
5. GPO Filtering
Learn how to use ACLs in group policy. Explore how to apply group management for access and rights implementation.
6. GPO Processing Options
Learn the use of group processes, including various implementations of advanced group policy, such as slow-link detection.
7. Working with Admin Templates
In this video, you'll learn admin template management, and walk through the configuration options for the Central Store.
8. GPO Client Setting
In this video, discover implementing GPO client settings, and learn how to use GPO settings for redirecting paths, software deployment, and executing security scripts.
9. Preferences and Item-Level Targeting
Explore group policy preferences to personalize a user account based on the OS permissions set, and learn about item-level targeting as an implementation based on presets.
4. Implement AD Certificate Services
In this section, we learn about how to install and configure AD CS and manage certificates.
1. Certificates with Mike
A visit from Mike Meyers provides an overview of certificates, certificate authorities, and PKI (Public Key Infrastructure). This segment from Mike's Security+ series will help fill in any knowledge gaps you might have before moving into AD Certificate Services & CAs.
2. AD CS Planning
Learn about the Active Directory Certificate Services role, explore the various CA types, and analyse considerations when it comes to installing the CS role.
3. Installing Root CAs
In this video, learn how to install Certificate Services using Server Manager and understand the various options presented through the installation process.
4. Preparing an Offline Root CA
Learn how to prepare for and ensure services are maintained through subordinate CAs when the root CA is offline.
5. Installing a Subordinate CA
In this video, walk through the installation and configurations needed to add a subordinate CA.
6. Administering CAs
Explore the Certificate Management console to manage CAs and learn how to apply permissions and security roles to CAs.
7. Enrolment, Renewal, and Revocation
Work through the various deployment methods for CAs and learn the process of revoking a CA.
5. Implement Identity Federation and Access Solutions
In this section, install and configure Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS), implement Web Application Proxy (WAP) and install and configure Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS).
1. Introduction to AD FS
In this video, dive into the concepts and usage of AD Federation Services. Learn about the expanded trust relationships, authentication roles, and the claims process.
2. Understanding AD FS
Explore the various configurations in AD FS. You'll learn about process steps and trust paths to enable Single Sign-On (SSO) in a variety of use cases.
3. Preparing AD FS Installation
Walk through the steps to install Active Directory Federation Services, including the list of pre-installation requirements and planning needed to accomplish this installation.
4. FS Account and Resource Partners
Learn about the components of AD Federation Services, including the partners involved and the various trust options that can be configured based on incoming claims.
5. Primary and Multi-Factor Authentication
In this video, explore the methods of allowing authentication and access with SSO. Learn about the access control policy templates and multifactor authentication with FS.
6. Introduction to Web App Proxy
Understand the benefits, usage, and purpose of Web App Proxy (WAP) with Federation Services and learn about the requirements to implement and authenticate.
7. Preparing to Install Web Proxy
In this video, examine the requirements and planning needed to install the Web Application Proxy (WAP). Understand the interaction with DNS, load balancing, and the configurations needed for implementation of WAP.
8. Introduction to RMS
Right Management Services (RMS) is a cross-application file security management solution that can be executed with AD. RMS implements security on information regardless of location.

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Identity, Access, and Authentication with Microsoft AD and Identity with Windows Server 2016 (70-742) Exam Prep

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Active Directory with Windows Server 2016

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