This is great! Being able to write front-end style components in pure c# could change the world. I believe we assembly will alter the face of the web and allow anyone to write browser apps in whatever language they desire and it will be lightning fast. It's going to be a while until client side blazor is nice and stable though.
I'd like to know how much JavaScript interoperability is still needed? For example when blazor first came out window.alert was not possible without JS still.
I share your opinion about the future of Blazor and Blazor WebAssembly in particular. I don't know yet about the JavaScript interoperability and the window.alert case in particular. I'll make sure to write about it when I know more about it.
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This is great! Being able to write front-end style components in pure c# could change the world. I believe we assembly will alter the face of the web and allow anyone to write browser apps in whatever language they desire and it will be lightning fast. It's going to be a while until client side blazor is nice and stable though.
I'd like to know how much JavaScript interoperability is still needed? For example when blazor first came out window.alert was not possible without JS still.
I share your opinion about the future of Blazor and Blazor WebAssembly in particular. I don't know yet about the JavaScript interoperability and the window.alert case in particular. I'll make sure to write about it when I know more about it.