Blazor Hybrid in 2026: Achieving 90% Code Reuse Across Web, Mobile, and Desktop
One app for web, mobile, and desktop—save budget with .NET MAUI and Blazor.
One Codebase, Every Platform
Building separate apps for web, iOS, Android, and desktop is expensive and slow. Blazor Hybrid with .NET MAUI lets you share the same C# and Razor UI across all of them—typically 80–90% code reuse. You write business logic and UI once; .NET MAUI and Blazor handle the platform specifics. The result: faster time to market, lower maintenance, and a single team that can ship and fix one codebase. In 2026, this is how many product teams are cutting cost while still reaching every device.
Web
Same Blazor components run in the browser with minimal platform-specific code.
Mobile
.NET MAUI targets iOS and Android from one project with native performance.
Desktop
Windows and macOS apps from the same codebase with native look and feel.
Where the 90% Reuse Comes From
Shared C# view models, services, and API clients; shared Razor components where layout and behavior are identical; and a single set of tests for core logic. The remaining 10–20% is platform-specific UI (e.g., native navigation or device APIs) and build/deploy configuration. By centralizing the majority of the app, you reduce bugs, speed up feature rollout, and make it feasible for one team to own web, mobile, and desktop. Dynotree helps clients adopt Blazor Hybrid and .NET MAUI so they can ship one app everywhere and save budget.
Dynotree’s Expertise
We design and build Blazor Hybrid apps with .NET MAUI—helping you achieve high code reuse across web, mobile, and desktop without sacrificing quality.