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Has your company started down the path of web app development? If not, it’s high time you started. With competition continuing to rise, the longer you put this off the further behind you’ll get. And everyone knows what happens when you fall behind in a highly competitive market? Your chances of success lessen exponentially with each passing day.
To that end, you need to not only ensure you have the right developers for the task but also the right tools to get the job done. That means frameworks. One such framework that is geared specifically for web apps is Blazor.
Blazor is one of many frameworks that was developed for the creation of Single Page Apps (SPAs). The name Blazor is an amalgamation of the words Browser and Razor (which is the .NET HTML view generating engine). The intent of Blazor is to be able to execute Razor views on the client (instead of the server) to display HTML within a browser. By doing this, SPAs are faster and more reliable. It should be noted, however, that Blazor is also capable of executing SPAs on the server side as well.
Blazor is open-source, free to use, and the source code is maintained and owned by the .NET Foundation.
So, why should you choose Blazor over the competition for web development? Let’s take a look at a few solid reasons.
Companies that are currently using Blazor include the likes of:
Both Blazor and Angular are open-source web frameworks built specifically for SPAs. The big difference between the two is that Angular uses TypeScript, while Blazor uses C#. Also, Angular has been around for some time, whereas Blazor is relatively new to the scene.
Blazor and React are quite different. Where Blazor makes it possible to develop interactive client-side SPAs with HTML, CSS, and C#, React is a JavaScript library used to build interfaces and other UI components. Also, Blazor leverages more current web standards, so it’s going to be more adept at building web apps that meet the demand of a modern audience.
Because Blazor leans so heavily on languages that most modern software engineers already know, it’s quite easy to learn. But when hiring possible Blazor developers, you’ll want to make sure they have the following skills:
You’ll want to hire candidates that have (at least) a BS in computer science, IT, web development, or a related field. Prospective hires should also be competent in modifying existing applications and be able to migrate them from their current form into an SPA or web application.
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