A couple of observations: Blazor plays well with any back-end technology, not just a .NET server-side. That should be a no-brainer for developers, but its an assurance that non-devs need.
Secondly, performance issues apart, JS-interop is really easy to pull off. That is good news for the non-puritan, pragmatic programmer. We understand that it will take a while before Blazor libraries catch up to the large number of options available for Angular and React. Until then, Blazor + JS-interop is a great solution that covers all scenarios in the vast majority of cases.
For the last year, amongst other things, we have been building a high-performance online trading platform using Blazor, Spring Boot and GCP. No insurmountable issues so far!
For the last year, amongst other things, we have been building a high-performance online trading platform using Blazor, Spring Boot and GCP. No insurmountable issues so far!