Blazor & SSR launches its way into .NET 8

Server-side rendering (or SSR) is a new Blazor feature for .NET 8. This is also known as static server rendering.

It works in a similar way to MVC where the webpage is downloaded from the server and rendered to the browser.

But there is one big advantage over MVC. When you click between pages, it doesn't reload the whole page. It only downloads the resources that it needs to refresh the page.

One disadvantage though is that it doesn't support front-end interactivity like the traditional Blazor hosting models like Server and WebAssembly.

We'll show you how to set up a Visual Studio project, how it's configured and what happens when you try and click on a button.

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► Chapters
0:00 What is server-side rendering?
0:21 Create a Blazor project with SSR
1:10 Configuration for a Blazor SSR project
1:29 How SSR works when running the application
2:13 Learn Blazor WebAssembly
2:23 What happens to front-end interactivity?
3:23 Other Blazor updates for .NET 8

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