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Blazor: Pros and Cons of C# Web Development Framework

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Blazor: Pros and Cons of C# Web Development Framework

Blazor is a free and open-source web framework for developing online applications in C# and.NET. It runs.NET code in the browser via WebAssembly, allowing for single-page application (SPA) development. Blazor allows you to create interactive client-side web UIs in C# rather than JavaScript. It can execute on either the server or the client, and it can share code between the two. Blazor may be integrated with existing.NET Core apps and is also compatible with a range of various hosting settings.

Pros
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    C# for web development

    Allows for building web applications using C# instead of JavaScript, which means developers can use existing knowledge and skills.

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    Compatible with different hosting scenarios

    Can run on the server or the client (using WebAssembly), which allows developers to choose the best hosting option for their application.

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    Code Sharing

    Allows for sharing code between the client and the server, making it easier to maintain and improve the application.

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    Leverage existing .NET ecosystem

    Can leverage the existing .NET ecosystem and libraries, which provides a familiar development experience for C# developers.

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    Smooth transition for existing ASP.NET developers

    Provides a smooth transition for existing ASP.NET developers, allowing them to easily adopt the framework.

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    Integrate with existing .NET Core applications

    Can be integrated with existing .NET Core applications, making it a good choice for large enterprise applications.

Cons
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    New technology

    It is a relatively new technology and may not have the same level of support and community as more established web development frameworks.

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    Performance

    May not be as performant as native JavaScript for certain tasks.

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    Large application size

    The size of the application can be large because it has to include the .NET runtime

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    Initial loading time

    Higher initial loading time as the .NET runtime needs to be loaded first.

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    Browser support

    Browser support is limited as it requires WebAssembly support which is not available in some older browser versions.

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    Limited browser-specific APIs

    Limited access to browser-specific APIs when running on WebAssembly.

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