Why this site exists
Blazor made building rich .NET web UIs dramatically simpler, and quietly made capacity engineering harder. Blazor Server holds per-user state in server memory, rides on SignalR's unit economics, and behaves at 10,000 concurrent users in ways that no getting-started tutorial prepares you for. The knowledge for running it at enterprise scale exists, but it's scattered across official docs, GitHub issues, conference talks, and the hard-won experience of the relatively few teams who've done it.
BlazorPerformance.com collects that knowledge in one place: working tools, step-by-step playbooks, and a curated, annotated reference directory. Everything here is field-tested, distilled from a decade of performance engineering on large enterprise (ERP-class) applications, at the scale where these problems stop being theoretical.
Principles
- Show the math. Every model and recommendation exposes its formulas and assumptions, so you can challenge them with your own numbers.
- Measure, don't guess. Defaults are illustrations; the playbooks always start with how to measure your own workload.
- Open source. The tools, and this site's resource directory itself, are open for inspection and contribution on GitHub.
- Practice what we preach. This site is intentionally static and lightweight. A performance site that loads slowly would be its own counter-argument.
Who's behind it
BlazorPerformance.com is a Vadami LLC project, built and maintained by Moorthi, a principal-level engineer and architect with 30+ years leading technology teams, 10+ years focused on the scalability and performance of enterprise applications, and a track record of speaking at PMI Global and chapter events. He also created LearnAtLunch.Today, a peer-learning platform for bite-sized knowledge-sharing sessions over lunch. Advisory, training, and conference-speaking engagements are available; see Work with me.
Contact: info@vadami.ai