Built an application using strictly Blazor wasm for my last assignment (so .Net 7). It wasn't a easy ride (especially when it comes to LSP support for razor pa

Built an application using strictly Blazor wasm for my last assignment (so .Net 7). It wasn't a easy ride (especially when it comes to LSP support for razor pages). But the overall experience was pretty decent. Almost half of our users preferred to use the application as a PWA (using windows 10 and edge) instead of an ordinary tab in your browser. Somethings to consider tho: Upgrades to service workers and what not can be a bit challenging depending on your situation. Keep in mind that a lot of firewalls and antivituses may block all those binary downloads (since it's just dll files). There are ways around it ofc, but still expect files to be blocked. Authorization changed between .net 7 and 8. So make sure you understand what these changes are (if you use packages from Microsoft)