🏗️ Blazor Rendering Strategies
Discover how this application demonstrates different Blazor rendering approaches - from server-side rendering to interactive components, all working seamlessly together.
Educational Overview Page
This documentation page uses SSR to deliver comprehensive information about Blazor rendering strategies
Server-Side Rendering
SSRFast initial page loads with HTML rendered on the server. Perfect for content-heavy pages like recipe listings and category overviews.
Interactive Server
ServerReal-time interactivity with SignalR. Components update live without page refreshes. Used in search filters and real-time counters.
Streaming Rendering
StreamProgressive page loading with skeleton screens. Show content as it becomes available. Demonstrated in recipe detail pages with async data loading.
⚡ Interactive Blazor Features
Experience the power of Blazor Server's interactive components with real-time updates, server-side validation, and seamless C# integration throughout the entire stack.
Real-time Search
Search recipes instantly as you type with server-side filtering and automatic UI updates.
Smart Forms
Data binding, validation, and form handling with C# data annotations and real-time feedback.
State Management
Component communication, shared state, and reactive UI updates with zero JavaScript.
See detailed code examples and live demonstrations
🎯 See Strategies in Action
Pages by Rendering Strategy
Technical Comparison
| Feature | SSR | Server | Stream |
|---|---|---|---|
| SEO Friendly | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Real-time Updates | ❌ | ✅ | ➖ |
| Progressive Loading | ❌ | ❌ | ✅ |
| Client Resources | Low | Medium | Low |
| Server Load | Low | Medium | Low |
🏗️ What Makes Blazor Special
🎯 Single Language Stack
- • Write C# from database to UI components
- • Share models, validation, and business logic
- • Type safety throughout the entire application
- • IntelliSense and compile-time error checking
⚡ SignalR Integration
- • Real-time bidirectional communication
- • Automatic UI updates without page refreshes
- • Server-side component state management
- • Fallback to long-polling if WebSockets unavailable
Explore the Implementation
Dive deep into each rendering strategy to understand how they work, when to use them, and see real code examples from this application.