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Popou2022-02-11 14:10:11
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Popou, 2022-02-11 14:10:11

Should you use Blazor?

I was always confused by the question of blazor performance, Google points to information a year and two years ago. About how React.js is faster than blazor, but here's an important point, these statements are for downloading the application, and I don't mind if the user waits a bit at this point.

Further, according to the old information (if I'm not mistaken, the Wasm technology then only developed), the performance of blazor can be better than in React.js only in Firefox.

What am I talking about, and what is really relevant information? Is it really the only plus of Blazor is c#? Or is it better to use React or Vue ? Please don’t talk about the community, only python can compare with js frameworks.

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Leonid, 2022-02-11
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Blazor allows you not to split the site into two parts, frontend and backend, so that you can then connect it through the API - that is, to do extra bad work
, the site is written as a classic site but works like a SPA
, given that core.net is cross-platform - other technologies have few advantages.
just blazor is still a new untested technology, but the prospects are not bad

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Griboks, 2022-02-11
@Griboks

No. If you want to use something generic or unusual use electron/flatter/...

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