From Microsoft? Oh no… is this a blazor sales pitch?
Edit: not really. Of course he had to use it, but it wasn’t too prominent. Didn’t finish the video but server-side rendering seems to be the “future”. I dunno… that doesn’t give me a warm tingly feeling.
More specifically, he argued (and the recent and upcoming releases of most major frameworks agree) that rendering most content on the server with islands of client-side interactivity is the future.
That’s not necessarily a huge revelation, but the big difference from what people have been doing with PHP for decades is the level of integration and simplicity in mixing server-side and client-side code seamlessly so that a dev can choose the appropriate thing in each context and not have to go through a lot of effort when requirements change or scaling becomes an issue. I would say that this represents a new level of maturity in the “modern” web frameworks where devs can choose the right technology for every problem to serve their users best.
From Microsoft? Oh no… is this a blazor sales pitch?
Edit: not really. Of course he had to use it, but it wasn’t too prominent. Didn’t finish the video but server-side rendering seems to be the “future”. I dunno… that doesn’t give me a warm tingly feeling.
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More specifically, he argued (and the recent and upcoming releases of most major frameworks agree) that rendering most content on the server with islands of client-side interactivity is the future.
That’s not necessarily a huge revelation, but the big difference from what people have been doing with PHP for decades is the level of integration and simplicity in mixing server-side and client-side code seamlessly so that a dev can choose the appropriate thing in each context and not have to go through a lot of effort when requirements change or scaling becomes an issue. I would say that this represents a new level of maturity in the “modern” web frameworks where devs can choose the right technology for every problem to serve their users best.