Understanding Blazor

Blazor is Microsoft’s framework for web component development built on .NET.

Blazor hosting models

Blazor has multiple hosting models to choose from:

• Blazor WebAssembly: The code executes in the web browser like other single page application (SPA) frameworks, for example, React and Angular. Your .NET assemblies and the .NET runtime are downloaded to the browser and cached for future use.

  The nature of Blazor WebAssembly provides some key benefits, including the ability to run the app offline when not connected to the network, to host the app on a static website or serve it from a content delivery network (CDN), and to offload processing to the client, which increases scalability.

• Blazor Server: The code executes on the web server and user interface updates are sent to the browser using SignalR. The nature of Blazor Server provides some key benefits, including complete .NET API support, direct access to all server...