Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly: Four Ways In Which They Differ

Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly (also known as Blazor Wasm) differ in many ways. We look at four ways on how the Blazor hosting models are different.

Blazor is Microsoft's newest web framework. With it's enhancement for performance in .NET 5, it's expected to be a popular choice for building web applications.

That is because we can code client-side functionality using C#. No more need for JavaScript.

That alone is a good enough reason to use Blazor.

However, deciding on which Blazor hosting model to use is crucial depending on the type of application we are creating.

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► Chapters
0:00 Welcome
0:46 How The Different Blazor Hosting Models Work: Blazor Server
1:26 How The Different Blazor Hosting Models Work: Blazor WebAseembly
2:16 Difference #1: Initialisation
5:00 Difference #2: Search Engines
6:44 Difference #3: Server-Side Functionality
8:16 Difference #4: Offline Support
9:31 Conclusion

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