Build an app with React, .Net Core, GraphQL and HotChocolate
.Net Core and React with GraphQL and HotChocolate. Entity Framework, Apollo CodeGen, Docker, Material UI, Relational DB
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What You Will Learn!
- Build a complete fullstack app end to end using React and .Net 7
- Learn how to work with GraphQL and HotChocolate to combine the frontend app with the backend database
- Gain insight on how to structure a software project which adheres to industry standards and allows expandability
- Learn how to deploy a project into a docker container
Description
Build a FullStack Web Application with a .Net Core Backend and React frontend. The backend consists of GraphQL endpoints with HotChocolate as the framework for working with Queries and Mutations. The backend database will be accessed via Entity Framework.
The Frontend web app will access the GraphQL queries via GraphQL Code Generator. Material UI will be used to style the app.
The Web App will be a fully functioning app that stores Customer data and Customer Orders. CRUD operations will be implemented in the App such as Inserting, Updating, Deleting and Retrieving Customers / Orders.
This course was designed to be a Follow along coding course. Theory discussions are kept to a minimum to ensure time constraints are met and the course time becomes manageable when learning.
Fundamental programming knowledge is required to understand and follow this course. This includes basic experience in C#.Net, Javascript and Working with IDEs (Ex: Visual Studio Code). If you are a Complete beginner to programming with no prior knowledge, this course might not be for you. If you are a Beginner to Intermediate Level programmer with a good programming foundation, this is an excellent course to update your knowledge and learn new skills
At the end of the Lecture series, you will be able to design and build a functioning Web application with the mentioned technologies
Who Should Attend!
- For intermediate developers looking to bridge some knowledge gaps.
- This course is not a foundation course and will require basic programming knowledge to understand the concepts
