Update samples for correct architectural patterns #636
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Addresses dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs#36427
Let's start by sorting out the sample apps.
How about we retain these and refactor everything around the true distinctions?
I understand now that what I was actually trying to do was have a sample without YARP/Aspire for those devs who don't want those implementations and that both are BFF approaches.
What I'm doing here thus far to demonstrate how this would work ...
BlazorWebAppEntraBfftoBlazorWebAppEntraBffYarpAspirein the 9.0 and 10.0 folders.BlazorWebAppEntratoBlazorWebAppEntraBffin the 9.0 and 10.0 folders.non-bff-patterntowithout-yarp-and-aspire.bff-patterntowith-yarp-and-aspire.... and BTW ... if we go this way ... it seems like the OIDC samples and article should also be updated. The so-called 'non-BFF' OIDC sample/article pivot is also BFF. Again, the difference (and what I was going for) is a non-YARP/non-Aspire version of your original samples.