The Future of Cross-Platform Blazor
summary
Compares concrete Blazor deployment choices: Blazor WebAssembly (runtime-as-WASM, slower ~30% vs desktop, good for UI but avoid CPU-heavy work), PWAs (manifest + service worker; installable, offline caveats, limited device APIs), Electron via electronnet (desktop shell + ASP.NET Core server, node/npm hidden, Windows/Mac/Linux support, lags .NET versions), and Blazor Hybrid (MAUI) (WebView2 Evergreen, full .NET speed, iOS/Android/Windows/Mac but no Linux). Shows a working demo app (blazPort), file-IO demos, and a shared Razor class library strategy; notes one index HTML switch (webview vs webassembly).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Blazor
- 2:07Understanding Blazor WASM
- 8:57Progressive web applications
- 19:32Blazor with Electron
- 32:30Blazor hybrid and .NET MAUI
- 47:26Multi-platform architecture
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