I think that's missing from this discussion is why so much effort is being put into Blazor. Why would anyone use or even build a framework with 4 rendering mod

I think that's missing from this discussion is why so much effort is being put into Blazor. Why would anyone use or even build a framework with 4 rendering modes? The answer is that the on the ground developer experience of writing interactive applications in Blazor is extremely nice. In an ideal world, Blazor feels like how web development should be. If you've never used it then you'll have no idea what I mean. I'm not using it in production yet for many of the reasons discussed in this article although I may revisit it again in .NET 8. The newest modes might actually push it over the top for applications that I develop. I wish there were no downsides because it just is so very nice to code in.