Don’t understand why anyone would mix technologies in the same project unless you are migrating from one to another. Personally think mixing technologies is a bad idea, it makes maintaining a large application so much harder. What I like about Blazor by virtually eliminating all JScript debugging the UI is so much easier.
Thanks a lot for this valuable information. Actually, after I tried blazor, I would say it's the best framework work I have ever used. Thanks to Microsoft. Finally, with only C#, I can achieve the best results with blazor. As you mentioned, Blazor application looks like a desktop application on the web 😀
there are three modes (and auto mode) in blazor
SSR, Server, webasm
Blazor is actually a breath of fresh air on SPA frameworks.
I still hate developing SPAs.
Greetings from a web development instructor in STL, MO. Shared this video with my class. Thanks!
Thanks! Hope it helps - I just published part of of a Blazor tutorial series. Check it out!
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Very good comparison, thanks
Don’t understand why anyone would mix technologies in the same project unless you are migrating from one to another. Personally think mixing technologies is a bad idea, it makes maintaining a large application so much harder. What I like about Blazor by virtually eliminating all JScript debugging the UI is so much easier.
Thanks a lot for this valuable information. Actually, after I tried blazor, I would say it's the best framework work I have ever used. Thanks to Microsoft. Finally, with only C#, I can achieve the best results with blazor. As you mentioned, Blazor application looks like a desktop application on the web 😀
Thanks for sharing!
Nice