I know I'm coming across ad a blazor fanboy, but I'm curious what made you feel like server side was an afterthought? The biggest way server side fucked us was

I know I'm coming across ad a blazor fanboy, but I'm curious what made you feel like server side was an afterthought? The biggest way server side fucked us was originally db contexts are bound to scope via IOC in asp.net similar to MVC or razor pages. Which is fine when your scope is a single request, but when the scope is a circuit you get so many weird fucking errors. We worked around this by disabling tracking. But the right fix is we should have used factories, but we didn't figure this out until it was too late and we had written a fuck ton of code. This is such an obvious issue and should have been in the docs but wasn't. But other than that it seemed fined.