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Blazor Render Modes EXPLAINED 🔥 Which One Should You Use in .NET 9 - SSR, Server, WebAssembly, Auto?
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Hey Reader, Blazor Render Modes can be tricky, but understanding them is key to building high-performance web apps. I’ve been building web apps for 15 years, and once I touched Blazor, I never looked back. But choosing the right render mode? That’s where things get complicated. In my latest YouTube video, I break down ALL the Blazor Render Modes - Static Server-Side Rendering, Interactive Server, WebAssembly, and Auto - so you know exactly when to use which one.
I cover it all step by step, from setting up a Blazor project to configuring each render mode properly.
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