Welcome to Blazor Outlook Calendar!
With the power of WebAssembly that lets you run C# code in the browser, Blazor Outlook Calendar comes to show you the results of that power while building Single Page Applications very smoothly and easily with .NET and C# our favorite programming language.
Blazor Outlook Calendar is a Single Page Application built with C# as a demo and a full course on my YouTube Channel 'AK Academy' you can find it here
Full Course on AK Academy Channel
It's a Calendar and events application that is synced and integrated with Microsoft Outlook Calendar using Microsoft Graph API. It's teaches you how to render and create a Calendar component from scratch and more
What you will learn
- Developing Client Side Web Apps with Blazor WebAssembly.
- Authenticating users with Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
- Fetching and adding data to Microsoft 365 with Microsoft Graph API.
- Learn how to design and develop a Calendar control from scratch.
- Learn how you manipulate the DOM in Blazor WebAssembly.
- Design a full web page from scratch with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap and the Microsoft Design Language (Fluent UI).
- Implement communication between Blazor Web App components.
- Manage the states of the components within the Blazor WebAssembly app.
How to make this app works
- Clone this repository locally to your machine.
- Make sure you have the latest version of .NET Core 3.1, you can find it here
- Sign in to your Microsoft Azure account or create a new free account.
- Go to your Azure Active Directory then AppRegistrations
- Click on create a new registration
- Call the app what ever you want
- Set the account type to Multi-Tenant (Microsoft Personal Accoutns)
- In the Redirect URI section: Choose Single Page Application and set the URI to https://locahost:5001/authentication/login-callback
- Click Register
- Copy the Application Id that appears in the overview section and paste it within the AppSettings.json file in the wwwroot folder inside the BlazorCalendar project.
- Back to your Azure application go to the Authentication page from the left side menu within your app.
- Go to Implicit grant section and check Access Token and ID Tokens and save the changes
- Go to API Permissions page from the left side menu.
- Add Permissions then Microsoft Graph and Add Calendars.ReadWrite permission.
- Go back to your project folder and open the cmd then the run the command dotnet run. And ready to go.