Blazor in .NET 8: new render modes
Blazor in .NET 8: new render modes by Lieven Yperman
Blazor, part of .NET 8, brings various rendering options that significantly impact performance and user experience. These modes determine how HTML content is generated and delivered to the client’s browser. In this post, we’ll explore the different render modes in Blazor and how they work.
But first, what is rendering in Blazor? It refers to generating HTML content from Blazor components, which are then displayed in the client’s browser. This process involves interpreting Razor syntax and C# code to produce the final HTML output, along with CSS and JavaScript files.
There are multiple ways to render content in Blazor, each suited for different scenarios.
