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Anyone actually using Blazor? Always seemed like a didn't-even-show-up to me, but I'm not a front-ender.
Last three or four years, all of our UI were done in Blazor server. Some are in production for more than two years.
I am not saying that there are no tradeoffs, but if you are already familiar with the dot net environment and c#, writing app in Blazor could be the right path, especially for backoffice apps.
I am just started fiddling with the latest version that automatically switch from server side to wasm without the user even noticing, and it is an awesome tech. There are still some tradeoffs, but they keep polishing the stack.
For context, I do write some react from time to time (outlooks addin) and razor pages, but I still prefer Blazor over these techs.