Blazor lets you use C# for both client and server logic, leveraging a component-based architecture where HTML + Razor syntax mixes with C# to create interactive pages. You can run Blazor apps either via WebAssembly in the browser or as server-driven components under ASP.NET Core.
Because you work within the same .NET ecosystem, you gain strong code reuse between frontend and backend and avoid switching between languages like JavaScript and C#. Blazor is officially supported by Microsoft and is actively invested in as a future web development option.
If you already know C# and basic HTML/CSS and want to explore web development without leaving the .NET world, Blazor is an exciting choice to consider.
