Iām really curious on what could be accomplished on the web with this change. Also do you think full stack devs are gonna need to learn web assembly???
I am also looking forward to this.
For me,Full stack developer is a very broad term. You can be fullstack dev working with .Net, Ruby , Python or anything.
Or you can be fullstack dev with only JS.
Microsoft has developped a layer on top of WebAssembly called Blazor. So for .NET devs it will be pretty easy to adopt WebAssembly.
I heard of Blazor. haven't tried it yet. I will look on it.
No need to learn WebAssembly... at least when you are already using .NET and not as a new language itself. The same goes for GO and others(?).
.Net introduced Blazor which can run C# code using WebAssembly.
dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/w...
You can use Rust for WebAssembly. Not sure about Go yet. Need to search on the web
Maybe I had it wrong, but I knew for sure that besides .NET, there are other candidates to use with WASM.
Yeah, Rust is a major candidate for it
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Iām really curious on what could be accomplished on the web with this change. Also do you think full stack devs are gonna need to learn web assembly???
I am also looking forward to this.
For me,Full stack developer is a very broad term. You can be fullstack dev working with .Net, Ruby , Python or anything.
Or you can be fullstack dev with only JS.
Microsoft has developped a layer on top of WebAssembly called Blazor. So for .NET devs it will be pretty easy to adopt WebAssembly.
I heard of Blazor. haven't tried it yet.
I will look on it.
No need to learn WebAssembly... at least when you are already using .NET and not as a new language itself.
The same goes for GO and others(?).
.Net introduced Blazor which can run C# code using WebAssembly.
dotnet.microsoft.com/apps/aspnet/w...
You can use Rust for WebAssembly. Not sure about Go yet.
Need to search on the web
Maybe I had it wrong, but I knew for sure that besides .NET, there are other candidates to use with WASM.
Yeah, Rust is a major candidate for it