Re: Web Assembly and CSHTML

> > I remember seeing a post on here some time back about tech choices for > creating a browser based product. > That might have been me before last Xmas, as we had to convert an established Silverlight app to HTML5. The coolest thing at the time was Angular (or JS insert-name-here) so I asked

Re: Web Assembly and CSHTML

Thanks Nick - will take a look at this one as well. On 20 March 2018 at 11:21, Nick Randolph wrote: > You can also check out https://github.com/praeclarum/ > Ooui/wiki/Xamarin.Forms-with-Web-Assembly > > > > *Nick Randolph* | *Built to Roam Pty Ltd* | Co-Founder, Technical

Re: Web Assembly and CSHTML

Thanks Eddie Yeah I saw Blazor the other day as well and I am following it closely. I get the feeling (rightly or wrongly) that Web Assembly is the direction the industry seems to be taking with a number of groups starting to develop tools and frameworks around it. On 20 March 2018 at 11:16,

RE: Web Assembly and CSHTML

Hi Grant, A slightly different approach, but if your looking for C#/WebAssembly with no javascript, there is this project on github https://github.com/aspnet/Blazor. This is an experimental UI Framework using C# and WebAssembly.. It looks fairly promising, but it’s still a long way off yet.

Web Assembly and CSHTML

Folks I remember seeing a post on here some time back about tech choices for creating a browser based product.I am one of those still lamenting the tragic demise of Silverlight and who looks upon the stinking morass that is the Javascript "eco-system" with inconsolable horror, so I was pleased to