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The download for the fully functional app in the video is ~300K, of which ~100K is bootstrap.js, so no this is not a lot of webasm being talked about to provide
by yodon 9y ago
The download for the fully functional app in the video is ~300K, of which ~100K is bootstrap.js, so no this is not a lot of webasm being talked about to provide .NET support
- tym0 9y agoFrom the github (https://github.com/SteveSanderson/Blazor https://github.com/SteveSanderson/Blazor): > Is this actually .NET in the browser? > It's not the regular .NET Framework or .NET Core runtime. It's a third-party .NET runtime called DotNetAnywhere, which has been updated and extended in various ways to support being compiled to WebAssembly, to load and run .NET Core assemblies, and with some additional functionality such as basic reflection and so on. > Can I build a real production app with this? > No. It's incredibly incomplete. For example, many of the .NET APIs you would expect to be able to use are not implemented.