Mastering ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor Practice Exam

Mastering ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor Practice Exam

Mastering ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor is about learning how to build modern, interactive web applications using Microsoft’s Blazor framework. Blazor lets developers create dynamic websites with C# instead of JavaScript, making it easier for those already familiar with .NET. With Blazor, you can design rich user interfaces that work directly in the browser, while also connecting smoothly with server-side resources.

This certification helps learners gain confidence in using Blazor to create responsive, secure, and scalable applications. It simplifies the process of web development by allowing full-stack coding in one language (C#). By mastering Blazor, you’re not just learning a framework—you’re preparing yourself for the future of web application development in the .NET ecosystem.

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is ideal for:

• Web Developers
• C# Programmers
• Full-Stack Developers 
• Software Engineers
• IT Professionals
• Students/Graduates

Skills Required

• Basic knowledge of C# and .NET
• Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and web basics
• Understanding of client-server architecture
• Interest in modern web frameworks

Knowledge Gained

• Developing web applications using ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor
• Creating reusable components and UI interactions
• Connecting Blazor apps to APIs and databases
• Building server-side and WebAssembly applications
• Managing state, routing, and authentication in apps
• Deploying scalable and secure Blazor projects

Course Outline

The Mastering ASP.NET 6.0 Blazor Exam covers the following topics - 

1. Introduction to Blazor and ASP.NET 6.0

• What is Blazor?
• Benefits of Blazor over traditional web frameworks
• WebAssembly vs Server-side Blazor

2. Getting Started with Blazor

• Setting up the development environment
• Project templates in ASP.NET 6.0
• File and folder structure

3. Components and Data Binding

• Creating reusable components
• Event handling in Blazor
• One-way and two-way data binding

4. Routing and Navigation

• Setting up routes
• Passing parameters
• Navigation between pages

5. Working with Forms and Validation

• Creating forms with Blazor
• Adding validation rules
• Handling user input

6. Dependency Injection and Services

• Service lifetimes (scoped, transient, singleton)
• Using services in components
• Injecting dependencies in Blazor

7. State Management

• Preserving state across pages
• Local storage and session storage
• State container patterns

8. Connecting to APIs and Databases

• REST API integration
• Fetching and displaying data
• Database connections with Entity Framework Core

9. Authentication and Authorization

• Securing Blazor applications
• Role-based access control
• Identity integration

10. Blazor WebAssembly vs Blazor Server

• Pros and cons of each model
• Choosing the right model for projects

11. Deployment and Hosting

• Deploying Blazor apps to Azure
• Hosting on web servers
• Performance optimization

12. Advanced Topics

• JavaScript interop
• Custom libraries and third-party integration
• SignalR with Blazor for real-time apps