Blazor Web Hosting

Blazor Web Hosting

Blazor offers two hosting models to meet any project requirement: Blazor Server or Blazor WebAssembly. Server-side Blazor is best used with applications requiring high responsiveness and large concurrent user counts; its near native speed combines JavaScript frameworks such as Angular or React with C# code execution. Blazor WebAssembly on the other hand may be ideal for apps needing offline support or having small footprints as it runs client-side; deployed via static site hosting solutions such as GitHub Pages or Azure Static Website Hosting solutions.

The Blazor execution model downloads and runs the entire application assembly and runtime directly in your browser, eliminating.NET server dependencies once it loads. With no external dependencies required for execution, your app runs completely within its host browser taking full advantage of hardware and platform capabilities while working offline if the network connection goes away.

This approach does have certain limitations, however. These include an initial load time that is more complex and the need for persistent connection to the server for operations like data fetching. While multiple connections can be handled simultaneously by a server, this can reduce performance and scalability, leading to latency in interactive applications if each user interaction requires round trip to the server; however using Signal R services can minimize these effects for all users by creating smooth and responsive experiences for them all.