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When should I use Blazor?

When should I use Blazor? - Blazor Tutorial

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When should I use Blazor?

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- [Instructor] The list of places that you shouldn't use Blazor is a lot shorter than it was when I recorded the first version of this course against Blazor Version .5. Blazor is now a released product, part of ASP.NET Core, and Microsoft has committed to support it. It is ready to be used in production applications, and new web application projects should definitely consider Blazor as a platform. The benefits of developing in C#, with far less JavaScript, and sharing code with the server are substantial as we'll see throughout the course. That said, Blazor is, at the time of this recording, in its first general release. Some things will change, possibly significantly, that could require application rework. You will continue to be able to host a finished Blazor application with the version of .NET Core that you developed it on, but if you want to make major updates to that application, you may find yourself looking to move…

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