Over the May Day holiday, I finished refactoring CodeWF with AI: Razor Pages, SEO, filtering of illegal search keywords, loading optimization, content hot updates, minimal test suite, and how to use the website repository.
From Blazor static SSR back to Razor Pages, source code interpretation of website architecture design and core implementation
Originally, the site owner aimed to experience .NET 8 Blazor Web App by adding Razor components to Razor Pages. However, the hybrid mode Razor components currently cannot interact, and the page also shows a reconnection gray UI. So, they simply used Blazor Server for refactoring. After days of hard work, the website's front-end has been completely replaced with Blazor Server over Razor Pages, and the annoying reconnection issue has been resolved. Now the website loads very fast, though it might be an illusion, but personally it feels great.
The website has been restructured, adopting a minimalist front-end style to provide a better user experience.
One night learning Razor Pages technical points, one day restructuring the website front-end, exhausting!