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With WASM though you will still have to have the app be deployed within browser context. Thus losing hotkeys to the browser etc Or you can build native WASM ap
by nikivi 6y ago
With WASM though you will still have to have the app be deployed within browser context. Thus losing hotkeys to the browser etc
Or you can build native WASM apps?
- unsignedint 6y agoThat's probably where Blazor is eventually heading to? There seems to be some preview on the mobile native, though, it's probably not strictly a WASM as it provides binding through Xamarin...[0] [0]: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/mobile-blazor-bindings-feb-2020-update/ https://devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/mobile-blazor-bindings...
- whb07 6y agoNo actually. There are projects that can run in a server. The spec doesn’t say anything about web only.