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Modern Full-Stack Web Development with ASP.NET Core
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With the release of .NET 9, Blazor has introduced new render modes that significantly enhance the flexibility and performance of Blazor applications. These new render modes provide developers with more control over how components are rendered, whether on the server or the client, allowing for more sophisticated and responsive web applications. This section will delve into the new render modes in Blazor, explore their benefits, and provide detailed code examples to illustrate their use.
Render modes in Blazor determine how and where components are rendered. In previous versions, Blazor primarily offered two models: Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly (Wasm). Blazor Server renders components on the server and updates the UI via SignalR, while Blazor Wasm runs the application entirely in the browser. .NET 9 introduces new render modes that combine the strengths of these approaches, enabling hybrid rendering...