Using the Blazor framework to create websites
The Blazor framework can be used in different hosting models. Blazor Server, WebAssembly, and Hybrid hosting models are supported, and each of them has different use cases and advantages and disadvantages.
The Server hosting model uses SignalR technology to send data from the client to the server. Then the server does the work and sends back the data required to update the UI of the application.
The WebAssembly hosting model has its client part of the application downloaded to the client with all the binaries needed to run the application. The WebAssembly application then does all the work on the client’s computer. This approach is faster but requires downloading larger files to the client. Since the end of 2017, all major browsers support WebAssembly, including mobile browsers. For old browsers, WebAssembly needs to be compiled to asm.js by JavaScript polyfill.
The Blazor Hybrid model can also be used to blend the desktop...
