A live, instructor-led training in HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, Bootstrap, TS, ReactJS, SQL, Web APIs, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, Blazor and Azure. Ship a real fullstack application over 8 weeks, with a working engineer reviewing your code every step.
1// Week 1 — day one, line one 2var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args); 3 4builder.Services.AddDbContext<AppDb>(); 5builder.Services.AddScoped<IStudentService, StudentService>(); 6 7var app = builder.Build(); 8app.MapGet("/you-are-here", () => 9 "fullstack, and hired."); 10 11app.Run()
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No context-switching between five ecosystems. You write C# on the server, C# in your data layer, and — if you choose the Blazor track — C# in the browser too.
Minimal APIs, middleware, dependency injection, background services.
Code-first migrations, relationships, query performance, transactions.
Build the UI in Blazor Server/WASM, or pair ASP.NET with a React SPA — your track.
Cookie and token auth, role-based access, refresh flows done properly.
Unit and integration testing baked into the workflow, not bolted on.
Containerize the app and ship it to Azure App Service with CI/CD.
Every week ships working code onto your live project — nothing is a throwaway exercise.
Types, LINQ, async/await, SOLID principles — the habits that separate C# code from C#-flavored Java.
Minimal APIs, controllers, model binding, validation, and OpenAPI docs for what you build.
Migrations, relationships, seeding, and writing queries that don’t fall over at scale.
ASP.NET Identity, JWT issuing and refresh, and locking down endpoints by role.
Build the UI that talks to your API — components, state, and forms bound to real endpoints.
xUnit, Moq, integration tests against a test database, and a GitHub Actions pipeline that runs them.
Containerize the app, wire up App Service, and get a real URL you can put on your resume.
Present your shipped application live to the group and instructors for feedback and portfolio review.
Every session is live with a working C# engineer — screen shared, questions answered, code reviewed on the spot.
15+ years building production ASP.NET Core systems, including three years leading a fullstack team shipping Blazor and Azure-hosted APIs. Runs this training live every quarter.
“First course where I actually deployed something to Azure myself instead of watching a video about it.”
“The weekly 1:1 code review was worth the price alone. Caught habits I’d had for years.”
“Went in knowing C# syntax, came out with a fullstack app and a real understanding of EF Core.”
Both include full curriculum access, live sessions, and the capstone project.
For developers who want the material and the community, at a lighter commitment.
The complete experience — live, mentored, and built around your capstone.
Basic programming experience in any language is enough — you should be comfortable with variables, loops, and functions. Week 1 brings everyone up to speed on C# specifics before the fullstack work starts.
Every session is recorded and posted within 24 hours. You’ll still want to attend live when you can, since code reviews and Q&A happen in real time.
Pick Blazor if you want to stay in C# end-to-end. Pick React if you’re targeting jobs that pair .NET backends with a JS frontend — both are common in industry, and the backend weeks are identical either way.
Yes. You’ll leave with a deployed, working fullstack application on Azure, a GitHub repo with CI/CD configured, and a completion certificate after your capstone demo.
No refunds.
10 seats, live sessions, one project you actually ship.
