Re:20 Years of .NET
by mpmpmpmp on Monday February 14, 2022 @11:10AM
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That's interesting because the 3 blazor projects that I have done client work for are all WASM not server. Do you have a source for the stats on server vs wasm deployments or just what you've experienced so far?
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It's just personal experience and what I've heard from other enterprises. Inside corporate networks the latency from Blazor Server isn't a showstopper, and Blazor Server has been production-ready for much longer than Blazor/WASM.
Re:20 Years of .NET
by hackerfromthefu on Tuesday February 15, 2022 @08:29AM
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And sadly Blazor WASM even in .NET 6 has runtime performance slower than React, with 5 Mb hello world download.
The other big advantage of Blazor server is you can remove the separate service layer project and deployment target entirely, reducing total code and total infrastructure significantly.