What is Blazor?
Blazor is a framework designed to build web applications utilizing HTML, CSS, and C#. When developing web applications with Blazor in ASP.NET Core, you have two options to consider: Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly (Wasm). Furthermore, .NET MAUI enables the use of Blazor to create native applications, introducing a third variant – the Blazor Hybrid app.
In web application development, tasks typically involve creating a frontend UI and a backend service. Backend services can be accessed through RESTful APIs or remote procedure calls (RPCs). UI components, comprised of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, are loaded in a browser and displayed as web pages. In the ASP.NET Core architecture, components related to user interaction can be rendered on the server. This hosting model is known as Blazor Server. Alternatively, we can execute most of the UI components within the browser, which is referred to as the Blazor Wasm hosting model.
In some instances, applications...
