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Clean Architecture with Blazor Server

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A production-ready Blazor Server application template built on Clean Architecture principles for scalable enterprise systems.

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What is Clean Architecture with Blazor Server?

CleanArchitectureWithBlazorServer is a production-ready solution template for building enterprise Blazor Server applications that follow Clean Architecture principles. It provides a structured foundation with layer separation, dependency inversion, and best practices for scalability, maintainability, and testability. The template includes advanced features like code generation, AI-assisted workflows, and multi-tenancy to accelerate development of complex business systems.

Target Audience

Enterprise developers and teams building scalable, maintainable Blazor Server applications who need a structured architectural foundation. It's particularly valuable for projects requiring long-term maintainability, extensibility, and adherence to Clean Architecture principles.

Value Proposition

Developers choose this template because it provides a battle-tested, production-grade foundation that enforces architectural consistency while reducing boilerplate code through integrated code generation. It offers enterprise features like multi-tenancy, real-time communication, and comprehensive security out-of-the-box, accelerating development without compromising on quality.

Overview

This repository is designed to create an enterprise Blazor Server application that follows the principles of Clean Architecture and implements Blazor Clean Architecture best practices for scalability, maintainability, and testability.

Use Cases

Best For

  • Starting new enterprise Blazor Server projects with Clean Architecture
  • Teams needing a structured foundation for scalable business applications
  • Implementing multi-tenant systems with tenant isolation
  • Developing applications requiring real-time updates with SignalR
  • Projects that benefit from automated code generation to reduce boilerplate
  • Building Progressive Web Apps with Blazor Server and mobile capabilities

Not Ideal For

  • Projects targeting Blazor WebAssembly for client-side execution or offline capabilities
  • Simple applications where the overhead of multi-tenancy and enterprise security is unnecessary
  • Teams using non-Microsoft development tools or older .NET versions not supported by this template
  • Environments with limited server resources where Blazor Server's persistent connections could be problematic

Pros & Cons

Pros

Structured Clean Architecture

Enforces strict layer separation with dependency inversion, as detailed in the architecture diagram showing Domain, Application, Infrastructure, and Server.UI layers for maintainability.

Enterprise-Grade Features

Includes multi-tenancy, role-based access control, and SignalR for real-time updates out-of-the-box, making it suitable for complex business systems like the showcased HR Cloud and parking systems.

Development Efficiency

Integrated code generation via Visual Studio extension reduces boilerplate code by 80%, accelerating feature development with automated layer creation for new entities.

Modern UI with MudBlazor

Uses MudBlazor for responsive components, providing a polished interface demonstrated in live demos like the HR Cloud and HSE Management System.

Deployment Ready

Supports Docker and multiple database providers (MSSQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite), with detailed docker-compose configurations for easy containerization and production deployment.

Cons

Blazor Server Scalability Concerns

Persistent WebSocket connections can strain server resources in high-concurrency scenarios, limiting scalability compared to stateless or Blazor WebAssembly approaches.

Tool and Ecosystem Dependency

Relies heavily on Visual Studio for code generation and .NET 10, which may not suit teams using other IDEs like Rider or newer .NET versions, creating vendor lock-in.

Complex Initial Setup

Requires installing multiple tools (e.g., .NET 10 SDK, Docker), configuring databases, and understanding Clean Architecture, which can be daunting for rapid prototyping or smaller teams.

Opinionated Architecture

The strict adherence to Clean Architecture and OpenSpec workflows might constrain teams preferring more flexible or lightweight architectures, as seen in the detailed change management processes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Stats

Stars1,235
Forks310
Contributors0
Open Issues0
Last commit2 days ago
CreatedSince 2022

Tags

#mudblazor#entity-framework-core#enterprise-application#dotnet#aspnet-core#blazor-server#multi-tenancy#best-practices#docker#code-generation#clean-architecture

Built With

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.NET 10
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SignalR
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Blazor Server
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Entity Framework Core
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ASP.NET Core Identity
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HangFire
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Docker
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xUnit
R
Redis
M
MudBlazor

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