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My applications run on intranet/VPN behind IIS with Windows Authentication. If not WA, I would always choose Blazor Wasm, it gives you more control over what you do.

When building internal applications, you can make many assumptions - where are your users and how good is their network connection, how many of them do you have - dozens? hundreds? maybe even thousands, but not millions, so scalability is not a problem. Whether the app will be used on a mobile phones or not. Will it be a problem if your application takes 20 seconds to open? :) If the employee will use it half of the day, then probably no.

> ubiquitous cloud, BYOd, international corporations and global hiring pools

My org does none of these so Blazor was a great option for us.

That I do not need consumer grade performance with the people I employ. Sucks but is true for internal apps.