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🎥 .NET 10 Finally Fixes Prerendering in Blazor with [PersistentState]
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Hey Reader, If you’re a Blazor developer, you know that annoying flash when your app loads data during pre-rendering. It’s been around forever. Sure, you could disable pre-rendering, but then you'd hurt performance and SEO. Well… with .NET 10, we finally have a real fix: the new Persistent State Attribute. 🎉 🎥 Watch my full tutorial about it here: In this video, I walk you through: ✅ What causes the flashing issue ✅ Why disabling pre-rendering isn’t ideal ✅ How the new Persistent State Attribute works ✅ And why this update is a big deal for Blazor Server apps By the end, you’ll see how Blazor now keeps your data persistent between pre-render and hydration, meaning no more ugly flashes and smoother user experiences. If my videos have ever helped you, please hit that Like and Subscribe button on YouTube. It’s free and really helps me keep creating tutorials like this for you. ❤️ Take care, Patrick P.S. If you want the source code and a written version of this tutorial, you can grab it here in my new Substack newsletter. |
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