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Learn IoT : What is Internet of Things (IoT)?
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Getting Started with Azure IoT Hub
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Getting Started with Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service
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Significantly increased productivity of .NET 7
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2. On-stack replacement
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3. Profile-guided optimization
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Thoughts of .NET experts about moving to .NET 7
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ASP.NET Core Blazor Server CRUD Operations with Azure Cosmos DB and C#
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Server-side rendering: Blazor Server enables server-side rendering of the application's user interfa
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Interactive user interfaces: Blazor Server allows developers to create interactive user interfaces u
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Real-time updates: Blazor Server includes support for real-time updates, enabling developers to crea
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.NET Runtime: Blazor Server runs on top of the .NET runtime, giving developers access to the full s
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Easy integration with other.NET technologies: Blazor Server integrates easily with other.NET technol
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Cross-platform support: Blazor Server supports cross-platform development and can be deployed to a w
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Step 1: Set up Prerequisites
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Step 2: Create Azure Cosmos DB
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Step 3: Create ASP.NET Core Blazor Server App
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Step 4: Add Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos Nuget Package Reference
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Step 5:Create the Model Class
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Step 6: Add the EmployeeService class
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Step 7: Method to create Cosmos DB Client
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Step 8 : Create Method to Add Employee
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Step 9: Create Method to Get Employees
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Step 10: Create Method to Get Employee by ID
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Step 11: Create Method to Update Employee
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Step 12: Create Method to Delete Employee
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Step 13: Add Employee Razor components to Add Employee
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Step 14: Add FetchData Razor components to List Employees
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Step 15: Add EmployeeEdit Razor components
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Step 16: Call the Employee.Razor component in Index.razor
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Step 17: Run the ASP.NET Core Blazor Application
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Blazor Server App CRUD Demo With Cosmos DB
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How to Create Mock API Services with Postman
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Setting Up a Postman Mock Server
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Advantages of Postman Mock Server
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Azure Cosmos DB CRUD Operations with C#: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Set up Prerequisites
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Step 2: Create Azure Cosmos DB
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Step 3: Create ASP.NET Core Blazor Server App
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Step 4: Add Microsoft.Azure.Cosmos Nuget Package Reference
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Step 5:Create the Model Class
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Step 6: Add the EmployeeService class
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Step 7: Method to create Cosmos DB Client
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Step 8 : Create Method to Add Employee
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Step 9: Create Method to Get Employees
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Step 10: Create Method to Get Employee by ID
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Step 11: Create Method to Update Employee
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Step 12: Create Method to Delete Employee
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Step 13: Add Employee Razor components to Add Employee
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Step 14: Add FetchData Razor components to List Employees
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Step 15: Add EmployeeEdit Razor components
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Step 16: Call the Employee.Razor component in Index.razor
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Step 17: Run the ASP.NET Core Blazor Application
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Blazor Server App CRUD Demo With Cosmos DB
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Update to .NET 7: What updates it brings and How it may improve a software