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I think I have use them interchangeably at this point and I just want to clarify what is the correct approach (if any) and the recommended usage.
I have identified .cshtml on WebApp templates while .razor con BlazorApp projects
Thanks for the help :)
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Hi Alvaro,
The .razor is razor component inside the blazor app, components are implemented using a combination of C# and HTML markup in Razor component files with the .razor file extension.
For CSHTML files that use the C# programming language in Razor markup, this is a server page which will be rendered for when the request to the server.
Inside the asp.net core Blazor, you should use component, since it just contain one host view and it use the component to render the page, for the asp.net core razor page and MVC, you should use razor view to create the page.
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cshtml Razor Views (or Razor page), mashes the data and markup together, and returns the entire thing to the browser (re-rendering the entire page). Blazor, on the other hand, allows you to create an entire web page using a series of smaller components written in Razor syntax.