Hi Krishna Kishore,
We recommend using Blazor WebAssembly (WASM) for your application. Here’s why:
- Faster Interactions: Once the app is loaded, actions like dragging nodes are faster because they happen directly in the user's browser, without needing to contact the server.
- Less Server Load: With WASM, the server doesn’t have to handle every user interaction, which can make the app more efficient.
Important Points:
- Initial Load Time: WASM apps can take longer to load initially since they need to download more data to the browser. However, after that, the app runs more smoothly.
- Blazor Server: While it loads quickly at the start since it doesn’t download as much data, every interaction (like dragging a node) involves communicating with the server, which can make things slower.
Below we share a comparison of the performance metrics observed when dragging a single node in both application types:
Performance Overview:
Interaction | Time taken in Server | Time Taken in WASM |
Single Drag | 763ms | 472ms |
Multiple drag(3 times ) | 1957ms | 1497ms |
Multiple drag(5 times ) | 2370ms | 1940ms |
Overall, if you want better performance while interacting with the app, especially for tasks like dragging a node, we suggest using Blazor WASM. If a quick initial load is more important and you can handle slightly slower interactions, Blazor Server might work for you.
