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It lets you write complex web components using C#. For a lot of people, like myself, this means being able to share things like models and static utility method
by pathartl 7y ago
It lets you write complex web components using C#. For a lot of people, like myself, this means being able to share things like models and static utility methods between the client and server.
I've personally been using Bridge.NET recently for a project that requires JavaScript. Sure it's heavy and TypeScript is out there, but I personally hate the TS syntax and tooling. When I only use JavaScript in my 5% day to day, I don't really feel like maintaining it in a language I find cumbersome. Bridge.NET is obviously just writing TypeScript with C# syntax, but I will definitely be evaluating Blazor in the near future.
Stuff like WASM is seriously important for web applications moving forward. Especially in the area of DRM, like it or not.