DevOps Meets Blazor In 2025: Streamlining .Net Web App Delivery For The Future
DevOps.com, Thursday, July 31st, 2025
Let's rewind for a moment. Back in the early days of web development, we were often stuck juggling multiple languages and frameworks - C# on the backend and JavaScript on the frontend.
Enter Blazor, Microsoft's full-stack web framework that enables the development of rich web user interfaces (UIs) using just C#. As of 2025, Blazor has become a mature, go-to technology for modern enterprise-grade .NET web apps, especially for teams already invested in Microsoft's ecosystem.
Blazor's two hosting models - Blazor Server and Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) - give developers flexibility based on app needs. Server-side Blazor provides fast startup times and thin clients, while WASM unlocks true cross-platform execution directly in the browser.
From a team point of view, our transition to Blazor reduced frontend JavaScript code by over 80%. We were able to maintain code consistency, improve collaboration between frontend and back-end developers and accelerate delivery cycles for internal apps.