While I'm excited about WASM and .NET on the frontend, I don't think Blazor is quite the solution I want. (Getting there though!) If Evan You, Anders Hejlsberg

While I'm excited about WASM and .NET on the frontend, I don't think Blazor is quite the solution I want. (Getting there though!) If Evan You, Anders Hejlsberg, and two computers were all locked together in a room for a month or so, whatever emerged from that room is what I'm looking for. Razor syntax has always felt clunky to me, and I tried very hard to like it when I first started with branching into web development from .NET. I'm hoping that someone will use WASM very effectively to create some XYZ framework that's revolutionary. Then, Microsoft can do what they did with Java and make a version of it improved by hindsight. I don't think that Razor syntax would be the basis for whatever that is.