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What is Blazor?
Blazor is a web framework developed by Microsoft that allows developers to build interactive web UIs using C# instead of JavaScript. It enables the creation of rich, client-side web applications with .NET. Blazor apps can run server-side (Blazor Server) or client-side in the browser using WebAssembly (Blazor WebAssembly).
What other technologies are related to Blazor?
Blazor Competitor Technologies
JMS ( Java Messaging Service)
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JMS provides messaging capabilities, which in .NET are done through other technologies or patterns. Although not a direct competitor, using this tech suggests a different platform choice than .NET.
AWS Compute and PAAS
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AWS compute services (like EC2, Lambda) and PaaS offerings (like Elastic Beanstalk) provide alternative platforms for hosting web applications, competing with Azure, where Blazor applications are often deployed.
.NET Framework 6
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.NET Framework 6 is an older version of .NET. While it can be used to build web applications, newer .NET versions are recommended for Blazor development, although Blazor itself is built for the newer .NET versions.
Java Webservices
Java web services (e.g., using Spring Boot) offer an alternative technology stack for building web applications, competing with Blazor and the .NET ecosystem.
MVC Core
ASP.NET Core MVC is another framework for building web applications with .NET. While it can be used alongside Blazor, it offers a different development paradigm, with server-side rendering being the primary approach, and may be used instead of it for certain scenarios.
Number of organizations that mention technology
6,480
Blazor
4
JMS ( Java Messaging Service)
6
AWS Compute and PAAS
32
.NET Framework 6
87
Java Webservices
178
MVC Core
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Blazor Complementary Technologies
HTTP and verbs
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Blazor relies heavily on HTTP for client-server communication in many of its hosting models. Understanding HTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) is essential.
Monitoring and Optimizing Azure Solutions
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If Blazor is hosted on Azure, monitoring and optimizing the Azure environment becomes important for application performance and reliability.
NUnit Testing
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NUnit is a popular unit testing framework for .NET, and is essential for testing Blazor components and applications.
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Which job functions commonly mention Blazor?
Software Engineer
0.3% of all Software Engineer jobs mention Blazor
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Frontend Engineer
0.2% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention Blazor
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Software Architect
0.2% of all Software Architect jobs mention Blazor
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Business Systems
0.2% of all Business Systems jobs mention Blazor
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Engineer
0.2% of all Engineer jobs mention Blazor
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