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Hi all. I know, Blazor is a new technology so that might already provide an answer. But I would like to hear some first-hand experiences.

New devs in my startup want to use it. My app, built by another dev uses razor pages, typescript, bootstrap and jQuery.

There is an overhaul in frontend we need to do, and I would like to make a right decision.

My old dev said to me "good luck finding developers for boring technology" and I did find new devs because I said they could do it in Blazor.

When you get a medical opinion, you have to rely on the medical expertise of doctor. You don't have a better option. If you get a second opinion, and it is the same as the first one, you intuitively know it's more trustworthy. But what happens when the second opinion contradicts the first one? Who do you believe? How do you rank each scenario by the "trustworthiness" of opinion? How would one go by valuing the trustworthiness of multiple differing opinions, as is common in dentistry?

I've seen a large amount of posts in r/dentistry about shitty dental experiences. Is it just a reddit thing?

Would you pay for a service that: a) prevents unnecessary dental treatments of your employees, b) improves health outcomes of your employees and c) decreases your total dental benefits costs?