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Flavors of Blazor

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Flavors of Blazor

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- [Narrator] The core of Blazor is a component model and a rendering engine. There are different formats that you can use to write and deliver a Blazor web app. To get started with Blazor, we need to understand more about what types of applications and hosting options exist. Choosing the flavor of your Blazor application should be an early part of the development process, because it can affect the user experience and the capabilities of the application. Let's talk about some of the options for Blazor apps and why you would choose them. The main choices you have to start with are Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly. Blazor WebAssembly actually run C sharp in the browser, rendering HTML from C sharp on the local client. Blazor Server does all the rendering on the server side, sending only HTML and binary update data to the browser. A Blazor server app can only be hosted from ASP.NET Core. With Blazor WebAssembly, there's…

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