Blazor Hosting Models
Now that we see what Blazor can do for us, how do we deploy your application out to the public. Blazor has 3 different hosting / configuration formats that can be used. Server Client Client Hosted in Asp.Net Core Server Hosting With this hosting model the entire application is ran on the server. Users actions are sent vis SignalR to the server. The server uses a virtual DOM and generates a binary DOM difference file and send it to the client where Blazor applies the changes the Browser. For this hosting model to be most effective, you need to make sure your client will have good connectivity and fast servers. Utilizing Azure, this is easy. Benefits for Server Hosted Works on older browsers No business rules on the client Small foot print, on client and no API layer Built on SignalR Easy to Debug Gives you full access to the .Net framework Downloads and starts fast Drawbacks for