Angular and Blazor are often compared because they solve a similar problem: building modern, interactive web applications. This comparison raises basic questions like what to choose and why, or why would someone switch. After all Angular has been here for a while now and has become a staple in the industry.
However as new technologies emerged like Blazor, this topic has gotten another twist.
Up until recently if you were a C# developer and wanted to write code for browsers you had to use JavaScript. Now, you can use C# for both server-side and client-side development giving you the choice of a unified stack across platforms.
This gives you a full access to .NET technologies with which you can develop top rated SPAs (Single Page Applications).
And bonus, you no longer have to depend on JavaScript for high quality web development.
