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Blazor allows you to create interactive web apps using C#, without having to use JavaScript. Blazor apps are made up of reusable web UI components written in C#, HTML, and CSS.
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The .NET Standard allows you to utilize the same code and libraries on the server, in the browser, and everywhere else you write .NET code.
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To keep the application up to date, Blazor Server connects with the backend C# code using SignalR.
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Blazor WebAssembly is is a single-page app (SPA) framework that allows you to create interactive client-side web apps with C#.
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Blazor is based on open web standards and does not require any plug-ins or code transpilation. Blazor is compatible with all modern web browsers, including mobile browsers.
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Components interoperate with JavaScript for apps that require third-party JavaScript libraries and access to browser APIs.
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On Windows, Linux, and macOS, Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code provide an excellent Blazor development environment.
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Blazor is part of the open-source .NET framework, which has a vibrant developer community. There are no royalties or licensing expenses, even if you want to use it for commercial purposes.
Syncfusion Blazor components offer 70+ UI and Data Viz web controls like DataGrid, Charts, Scheduler, and more, that are responsive and lightweight for building modern web apps.