I experimented with it a bit but I just can’t take Blazor seriously with its huge bundle sizes and interpreted IL. With AOT you can skip the interpreter and compile directly to wasm, but then the bundle size grows even bigger. I have pretty much given up on Blazor and the fact that Microsoft isn’t using it for any of their products should be a clear signal to stay far away.
You can trim the code to some extent but not more than that because of reflection (I really wish reflection could be turned off). But eventually, one could use shared assemblies and download would happen only once for most of the binaries
I experimented with it a bit but I just can’t take Blazor seriously with its huge bundle sizes and interpreted IL. With AOT you can skip the interpreter and compile directly to wasm, but then the bundle size grows even bigger. I have pretty much given up on Blazor and the fact that Microsoft isn’t using it for any of their products should be a clear signal to stay far away.
You can trim the code to some extent but not more than that because of reflection (I really wish reflection could be turned off). But eventually, one could use shared assemblies and download would happen only once for most of the binaries