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How does this compare with Microsoft's Blazor?

• no_wizard 6y ago
  In as so far as I am aware disabling JS kills webassembly so WASM would be no here. Same with server side blazer (requires JS)
• bdcravens 6y ago
  I haven't used it, but it appears that there will still be Javascript running in the browser. In "client" mode, it uses WebAssembly, which needs Javascript to accomplish anything in the DOM. In "server" mode, it still needs to communicate back and forth with the browser and merge changes into the DOM. (Looks very similar to Phoenix's Live View or Rails's Stimulus Reflex)
• darepublic 6y ago
  I mean, similar to using react/redux to support noscript scenarios I imagine you SHOULD be able to use any SSR supportive framework to do the same, though it might require more than usual care to do so.
  • danielskogly 6y ago
    Exactly! As long as your framework supports SSR, and you got an event-based state container, you're good to go.