Key Differences Between Server-Side and Client-Side Blazor

Server-Side Blazor:

• Runs on the server
• UI updates are processed on the server and sent to the client
• Lower initial loading time
• Less demand on the client-side device's resources

Client-Side Blazor:

• Runs client-side in the browser
• UI updates are processed directly on the client
• Requires more initial loading time as the entire application needs to be downloaded
• Can provide more interactivity and responsiveness

When to Choose Server-Side or Client-Side Blazor for a Project:

Choose Server-Side Blazor when:

• You have limited client-side device resources.
• Network latency is a concern.
• You want faster initial loading times.

Choose Client-Side Blazor when:

• You need more interactivity and responsiveness in the application.
• Your application can handle the initial loading time required for client-side rendering.
• You want to reduce server load.