> So it's not SSR at all!? It is 100% using Blazor SSR, i.e. uses Blazor Static Rendering on all Blazor Pages and never uses Blazor Server or WebAssembly Inter

> So it's not SSR at all!? It is 100% using Blazor SSR, i.e. uses Blazor Static Rendering on all Blazor Pages and never uses Blazor Server or WebAssembly Interactive render modes. > How are you avoiding npm and JavaScript builds when you're literally using Vue? Because all interactivity is implemented by progressively enhancing Blazor Static Rendered pages with an ESM build of vue.min.js, which doesn't require any npm dependencies or any build tools. Vue.js is a dependency-free 60kb gzip download loaded directly by browsers using its native JavaScript Modules and Import Maps support, i.e. same approach DHH has moved to [1] for all his new Rails Apps precisely because it lets you develop modern Web Apps without any npm dependencies or build tools since it uses the Browsers native module support for loading JavaScript modules. > That little example app you showed has ~3500 lines of JavaScript in it ... https://blazordiffusion.com https://blazordiffusion.com is an example of how you can build highly interactive Web Applications without ever needing to resort to Blazor Web Assembly or Blazor Server Sockets for any interactivity features. For a more traditional Web Application that's primarily server rendered, including a markdown powered Blog and Auto CRUD UIs which uses pockets of Vue.js for any components requiring interactivity, checkout a Live Demo of the empty (100% SSR) blazor-vue template [2]: https://blazor-vue.web-templates.io https://blazor-vue.web-templates.io [1] https://world.hey.com/dhh/you-can-t-get-faster-than-no-build-7a44131c https://world.hey.com/dhh/you-can-t-get-faster-than-no-build... [2] https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/blazor-vue https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/blazor-vue