Blazor tutorials for .NET developers: forms, CRUD with SQL Server, authentication and roles, and a full Employee Attendance System in .NET 10.
Add attendance history and timesheets to the Employee Attendance System. Read the records between two dates with an EF Core LINQ query, work out the days and the hours worked in a tested service, and show them on Blazor pages for managers and employees. Built with Claude Code, reviewed by hand.
Let employees clock themselves in and out in the Employee Attendance System. Link a signed-in user to an employee with a claim, add API routes that only use that employee, and build a My attendance page in Blazor. Built with Claude Code, reviewed by hand.
Add clock in and clock out to the Employee Attendance System. Save attendance records with EF Core, refuse a double clock-in or a clock-out without a clock-in, and let managers clock employees in and out from a Blazor page. Built with Claude Code, reviewed by hand.
Add Blazor authentication to the Employee Attendance System. Sign users in with ASP.NET Core Identity, give them a Manager or Employee role, and protect both the Blazor pages and the API with bearer tokens. Built with Claude Code, reviewed by hand.
Add employee management to the Employee Attendance System. Create and edit employees with validated Blazor forms, deactivate them instead of deleting, and switch the repository and API to async EF Core. Built with Claude Code, reviewed by hand.
Set up the Employee Attendance System solution on .NET 10, create a minimal API that serves an employee roster, and show it on a Blazor page. Built with Claude Code, reviewed by hand.
In this tutorial, we will build a complete Blazor Server CRUD application using SQL Server and .NET 8. This guide is beginner-friendly and walks you through … Read more