Blazor Hybrid is a client-side framework based on web technology that employs the MVVM development pattern. Its UI is rendered by Webview, while its logic is developed in .NET. This setup allows for the bypassing of browser limitations, enabling access to local files and the initiation of TCP or UDP requests. In theory, Blazor Hybrid outperforms the Electron framework. After adapting .NET runtime, I realized the need to quickly adapt and refine the framework to take full advantage of its capabilities, which led to the development of a more efficient and productive development environment. With Blazor Hybrid, developers can create high-performance, cross-platform applications that are both visually appealing and highly functional. By leveraging the strengths of both web and native technologies, Blazor Hybrid offers a unique solution for building complex, data-driven applications that require fast and seamless user experiences.