My feeling was that blazor has a long way to go before it's production ready. It is based on web assembly, which is a non Microsoft standard that, provided they keep supporting it in the browser, will be here for some time regardless, so better than Silverlight. It is still evolving quite a bit, and 6 months ago when I looked at it I felt it was too half baked. Microsoft are still experimenting with it to see if they can develop it into a suitable shippable product. Steve Sanderson has a blog post on blazor that provides you with insight into their current thinking. Blazor: a technical introduction
On Thu., 24 May 2018, 10:30 am kirsten greed, <kirsten.gr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello > > Is anyone out there using Web Assembly and Blazer for real projects? > > I just spent a couple of days trying to get the code generated by Visual > Studio's AutoRest add in to work with Bearer token security. > > It turns out that the Autorest project on Github has moved on from that > old code and done a big re-write > > Greg's blog at > https://gfkeogh.blogspot.com.au/2018/02/im-in-future-of-web-and-it-doesnt-work.html > > back in February did sum up everything eloquently in my view. > > Is anything better out there yet? > > Thanks > Kirsten > > > >
