A detailed comparison between Blazor and Angular
Introduction Until recently, if a C# developer wanted to build code for browsers, he or she had to depend on JavaScript, the most widely used programming language today. However, the web development industry is rapidly changing, and developers no longer need to rely on JavaScript to create high-end online apps. Blazor is making it possible to run .NET in the browser without the use of add-ons and plugins, with the help of a technique called WebAssembly. This blog will examine the current state of Blazor, its features, and vigilance for production use, before comparing it to one of the most popular frameworks, Angular. What is Blazor? Blazor is a new Microsoft web framework that allows programmers to write browser code in C#. Blazor is based on well-known web technologies like…