C# with maui can natively compile (on most things), otherwise you can just ship the .net runtime with your app, you can target a webview on "any" platform with

C# with maui can natively compile (on most things), otherwise you can just ship the .net runtime with your app, you can target a webview on "any" platform with the same codebase and same tools using Blazor. Blazor has it's own syntax that works similar to Angular, but ALOT different. And you can pretty much do straight up C# in it. You also have super easy multithreading. And since all the frontend code is baked into your backend, it's super easy. You can also build webapps which function pretty much alone with no backend. Or have a backend linked into it. It also works in the browser and can target WASM, with the exact same codebase and UI as Linux, Windows, Iphone, ANdroid, etc(Assuming you use the webview with blazor)