That depends on what you want to do with OpenCascade in your application?
OCC has tools to display 3D models in a web browser:
Rendering Models:
You can run OCC in the back and then send the triangulated data from the 3D models to your web application.
Then you can use WebGL / ThreeJs / BabylonJS to show your models.
Example Application:
I made an application that uses occ in the background to create 3D models.
C# scripts can be made and then 3D models are created.
Via SignalR the scripts are executed on the back. The 3D models are send back to the front and shown using TheeJS.
This application is made using Bridge.Net on the front.
Brige.Net and Retyped are great for developing frontend applications in C #:
Using OCC in C#:
For the opencascade backend I have used C # wrappers:
Here is an example of the make bottle from OCC:
Basicly You could do the same, use ASP.NET MVC for the back and Blazor for the front / UI.
I hope these examples and technologies give you a little insight.
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