The most interesting bit about Porffor in my eyes is it lets JavaScript compete with something like Blazor (or allows JS to stand its ground), which kind of mak

The most interesting bit about Porffor in my eyes is it lets JavaScript compete with something like Blazor (or allows JS to stand its ground), which kind of makes using any JS in your project redundant, since all your front-end logic can be done in C#. The reason I say this is, because obviously, there are JS devs, but if WASM tooling in other languages grows it will make JS redundant or feel incomplete / outcompeted. I wont be surprised to see a SPA framework that uses Porffor once it is more mature, or even the major ones using it as part of their tooling. WASM is the next step after SPA's essentially. If you have never touched Blazor, I recommend you check it out via youtube video if you don't do any C#, it is impressive. Kudos to Microsoft for it. I have had 0 need or use for JavaScript since using it.