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Blazor provides directives for binding, event handling and more but they are not handled in regular SSR mode without Webassembly or Blazor Server. Would it be possible to handle it somehow manually, so I can choose what those directives should do?
In Razor Pages we had things like tag helpers that gave ability to inject some custom logic to tags, but here we got directives that seem to be impossible to add/modify/change behavior, so it seems a bit limiting.
I really like the direction of Blazor, but I would love if it was easier to extend it's core features like directives or to access and modify the razor component tree before it's sent to the output.
Blazor is cool, but let's the community create their own frameworks based on it too. Then .NET community will really grow.
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Blazor provides directives for binding, event handling and more but they are not handled in regular SSR mode without Webassembly or Blazor Server. Would it be possible to handle it somehow manually, so I can choose what those directives should do?
In Razor Pages we had things like tag helpers that gave ability to inject some custom logic to tags, but here we got directives that seem to be impossible to add/modify/change behavior, so it seems a bit limiting.
I really like the direction of Blazor, but I would love if it was easier to extend it's core features like directives or to access and modify the razor component tree before it's sent to the output.
Blazor is cool, but let's the community create their own frameworks based on it too. Then .NET community will really grow.
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