Blazor ranks in the top 10 tools among .NET developers.
Blazor’s appeal among developers has been steadily increasing. According to Visual Studio Magazine, it climbed from sixth to fourth place in WebAssembly framework desirability, indicating a growing recognition of its value in creating high-performance web applications .
In a 2024 Statista survey, 4.9% of developers identified as Blazor developers, reflecting its growing adoption despite competition from leading frameworks like React (39.5%), Angular (17.1%), and Vue.js (15.4%) .
Blazor is also ranked among the top frameworks adopted by enterprise-level websites, confirming its readiness for large-scale, production-grade implementations. In Microsoft’s Dev Ecosystem Reports, Blazor consistently ranks among the top 10 tools used by .NET professionals—solidifying its position as a go-to choice for full-stack C# development.
Blazor (.NET 8) - Released November 14, 2023
The fully stable and production-ready version is still Blazor in .NET 8, released on November 14, 2023
This major update introduces cutting-edge features that significantly elevate the capabilities of any Blazor developer.
- Blazor Web App (Unified Hosting Model): Combines Blazor Server and WebAssembly. Choose rendering mode per component.
- Streaming Rendering: Renders content progressively as data loads, improving perceived speed.
- QuickGrid Component: A fast, flexible data grid for Blazor apps with pagination, sorting, and virtualization.
- Enhanced Navigation & Forms: Blazor now handles form submissions and navigation without full reloads.
- Antiforgery Support: Native CSRF protection for forms and components.
- Performance Gains: Major server-side and WebAssembly performance improvements.