ASP.NET Blazor—the C# Angular or the return of Silverlight?
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Claims that Blazor runs full .NET in the browser via WebAssembly and is built on ASP.NET Core 2.1 with a .NET Standard app that downloads the runtime and assemblies. Demo shows a client-side counter, a fetch-data call to any Web API, and a type‑ahead component in C# that binds and fires events with no JavaScript required except interop. Runtime is a mono.wasm ~700KB blob, startup is 3–5 second startup, and current support hits ~70% browsers; server-side mode uses SignalR instead.
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