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Steve and a few others have done a little work recently on DotNetAnywhere (DNA) under this branch: https://github.com/ncave/DotNetAnywhere/commits/latest https:
by slathrop 9y ago
Steve and a few others have done a little work recently on DotNetAnywhere (DNA) under this branch: https://github.com/ncave/DotNetAnywhere/commits/latest https://github.com/ncave/DotNetAnywhere/commits/latest
But aside from these recent tweaks, the code hadn't been touched for about 5 years.
It's just a toy and POC for now, but interesting nonetheless.
JavaScript won't be unseated as the go-to language for web development and web frameworks by WASM, C#, Java, Python, Go, or anything else... at least not in the next decade.
But certainly high-performance pieces will be dropped-in via WASM to interop with JS for things like image manipulation, etc.