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The architecture of a .NET MAUI Blazor app - .NET MAUI Tutorial
From the course: Creating .NET MAUI Applications with Blazor
The architecture of a .NET MAUI Blazor app
- [Instructor] Blazor Technologies were released in 2018 and initially came in two deployment models, both focused on web deployment scenarios. The first is known as Blazor Server and is in many ways similar to traditional asp.net development. It is a server side model where most of the logic runs on the web server and does data access business logic and decides what HTML and CSS to be used. The results of the calculations are then sent to a browser to be rendered. In Blazor Server, the amount of client logic is usually kept low with a small amount of JavaScript being used with most changes and user interactions being communicated back up to the server using Signal R where the logic resides. Since Blazor Server mostly runs on a web server where the full net stack is available, Blazor Server has the advantage of full access to the net framework. However, in exchange for this, there's more back and forth between the…
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When is a .NET MAUI Blazor app a good choice?3m 39s
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The architecture of a .NET MAUI Blazor app3m 35s
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Combining .NET MAUI pages and Blazor pages: Part 15m 32s
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Combining .NET MAUI pages and Blazor pages: Part 25m 39s
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Passing data8m 6s
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Accessing the native APIs7m 54s
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Challenge: Navigating and passing data41s
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Solution: Navigating and passing data2m 18s
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