One of the cool features added in Visual Studio 2022 – 17.5 in “All-in-one Search”. It is very handy feature for developers to search code in entire applications.
Enable All-In-One Search in Visual Studio:
Tools > Manage Preview Features > “New Visual Studio Search experience (restart required)”.
Now Presh CTL +T or Search button on top of Visual Studio
If you are using Visual studio 2022 with latest version i.e version 17.5.1. You will get benefit of super-fast build features.
I tested in my project. It is super-fast.
But you need to enable this feature in your application like this
Step 1: Go to the Project properties file and make AccelerateBuildsInVisualStudio to true
<AccelerateBuildsInVisualStudio>true</AccelerateBuildsInVisualStudio>
Since a long time, I am working directly with end clients as independent consultant. My maximum clients will be startup product based companies owners.
Thier main intension will be deliver high quality product with in very less time and with in budget. I will suggest to use Blazor for web application development.
But they will ask so many questions before selecting the Blazor. These are the frequently asked questions on Blazor
1.Improved Performance:
Blazor Web Assembly uses ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation, which allows it to load and run faster than traditional JavaScript-based web applications. It also has smaller file sizes than many JavaScript frameworks, resulting in faster load times.
2. Seamless Integration with .NET:
Since Blazor is built on top of .NET, It offers seamless integration with other .NET technologies, such as ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core. Developers can use the same language and tools across the entire stack, making it easier to develop and maintain complex applications.
3. Increased Security:
Blazor Web Assembly offers improved security over traditional JavaScript-based web applications. Because the code runs in a sandboxed environment, it is much harder for malicious code to access sensitive data or perform unauthorized actions.
4. Familiar Development Experience:
Blazor Web Assembly offers a familiar development experience for .NET developers, making it easier for them to transition to building web applications. The syntax is similar to other .NET languages, and the development environment is similar to other Visual Studio tools.
5. Code Reusability:
Since Blazor Web Assembly is built on top of .NET, developers can reuse existing .NET libraries and components in their web applications. This can significantly reduce development time and improve code quality.
6. It is supported by all stream browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari along with the ability to run on old (non-Web Assembly) ones using asm.js
7. It will compile to static files, which can be deployed anywhere (AWS, Azure or GitHub) like an html page. which will save lots of deployment cost.
8. Blazor web assembly does also support PWA (Progressive web app)
9. It also supports offline behavior which means You can run the application without the internet.
10. It will save lots of development time and cost as compared to other JavaScript frameworks like angular, react and vueJs etc.
There are the following differences
| Feature | Blazor Server | Blazor WebAssembly |
| Offline Mode Support | Does Not support | Support |
| PWA application | Does Not support | Support |
| Initial Page Load | Fast | Slow |
| Static web Deployment | Does Not support | Support |
| Development time and cost | Less | Little bit more, since we need to create separate api layer |
| For Intranet application. | It is more suitable | Not suitable |
| For public facing large web portal | Not suitable | More Suitable |
>> Yes, It is 11 time faster than NodeJS. As per as TechEmpower website benchmark result, .Net 7.0 is super-fast as compared to other competitor.
>> Yes
>> Yes, it is very much stable and mature now. It is there in market, since from 2020.
>> Yes, It is faster than JavaScript in certain scenarios. In general, web assembly (WASM) is faster than JavaScript when it comes to performance-critical tasks, such as mathematical calculations or complex algorithms.
WebAssembly (Wasm) is designed to provide a low-level, efficient way to run code on the web. JavaScript, on the other hand, is a high-level language that needs to be interpreted by the browser’s JavaScript engine.
Wasm is designed to be executed by a virtual machine that runs directly on the computer’s processor, which makes it faster and more efficient than JavaScript in some cases.
Wasm code is also compiled ahead of time, which means that it can be optimized before it is executed, leading to faster performance.
However, it’s important to note that the performance benefits of WebAssembly over JavaScript depend on the specific use case and the type of application you are building.
For some types of applications, JavaScript may be just as fast or even faster than Wasm like DOM manipulation and event handling task.
Additionally, Wasm and JavaScript can work together to create high-performance applications. For example, you can use Wasm to implement performance-critical parts of an application, while using JavaScript for other parts that do not require the same level of performance.
Yes, Using Razor Class Library approach using Blazor MAUI hybrid App.
No, Blazor is not dependent on any plugin based on technologies. By default, all modern browsers are supporting wasm. So, Web development future will be on WASM based technologies.
Yes, there are so many open-source controls.
Paid Controls
1.Telerik UI for Blazor – a collection of more than 65 UI components that includes charts, grids, inputs, and more.
https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui
2. DevExpress Blazor Component:
https://www.devexpress.com/blazor/
After going through all above points, Blazor is very cool, modern and latest web development framework from Microsoft. It will save lots of time and development cost for any companies.
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