Vue Stable Diffusion
Looking at the rewrite of the Blazor Diffusion image generation .NET App & album catalog in Vue & Razor SSG
This episode looks at a comparison of two frameworks, Blazor and Vue, for building web applications.
It uses the project "Blazor Diffusion" which involves creating a web application that generates images using the Stable Diffusion model, to illustrate the pros and cons of each framework.
Blazor Diffusion has been implemented in both Blazor and Vue, providing a basis for comparing the development workflow, performance, and user experience of both frameworks.
It focuses on the use of Razor SSG, a feature in Blazor that allows for the pre-rendering of pages from static content, and compares it to the approach used in Vue Diffusion, which utilizes Vue Components for building the user interface.
It also highlights the use of SWR, a technique that leverages caching to improve the perceived performance of web applications by loading cached data while fetching the latest data from the server.