2a:T4f6,

First, Blazor Server is NOT a real SEO-capabale server-rendered approach. Its much more complex and in short it holds a copy of the HTML that should be shown in the Browser in memory on the server, all user input is sent to the server via websockets and the resulting diff in the HTML is sent back to the browser via websockets. That is generally not very SEO friendly.

When you need SEO capable real server-side rendering you should use ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Razor Pages, as these are real server-side-rendering technologies.

That said, OFirst, Blazor Server is NOT a real SEO-capabale server-rendered approach. Its much more complex and in short it holds a copy of the HTML that should be shown in the Browser in memory on the server, all user input is sent to the server via websockets and the resulting diff in the HTML is sent back to the browser via websockets. That is generally not very SEO friendly.

When you need SEO capable real server-side rendering you should use ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Razor Pages, as these are real server-side-rendering technologies.

That said,I think you can also use dart for server-side rendering, so that you don't need to learn a new language and especially a huge new ecosystem that is .NET.

2b:T4d3,First, Blazor Server is NOT a real SEO-capabale server-rendered approach. Its much more complex and in short it holds a copy of the HTML that should be shown in the Browser in memory on the server, all user input is sent to the server via websockets and the resulting diff in the HTML is sent back to the browser via websockets. That is generally not very SEO friendly. When you need SEO capable real server-side rendering you should use ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Razor Pages, as these are real server-side-rendering technologies. That said, OFirst, Blazor Server is NOT a real SEO-capabale server-rendered approach. Its much more complex and in short it holds a copy of the HTML that should be shown in the Browser in memory on the server, all user input is sent to the server via websockets and the resulting diff in the HTML is sent back to the browser via websockets. That is generally not very SEO friendly. When you need SEO capable real server-side rendering you should use ASP.NET MVC or ASP.NET Razor Pages, as these are real server-side-rendering technologies. That said,I think you can also use dart for server-side rendering, so that you don't need to learn a new language and especially a huge new ecosystem that is .NET.

Sebastian Gingter

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