BYOL: Bring Your Own Language to the Browser with WebAssembly, C#, and Blazor

Client-Side Web Dev (JavaScript, Angular, React, etc.), 0

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Ready to have your mind blown? What if the .NET Framework could be run as browser-native components and run faster than JavaScript? Hold on to your hats, friends, because with the advent of WebAssembly, not only can you can your run low-level assembly-like binaries at near-native speed in the browser, but now you can also recompile things like the .NET Framework and run-time into that format and run compiled .NET code... IN. THE. BROWSER! I'll show you how project Blazor brings C# and .NET into the browser--running natively no less, and without any plugins. Mind not blow yet? What if I told you it is faster than JavaScript? Still no? Ok, what if I was to show you how older browsers that don't know WebAssembly could still run this code. Would that interest you? Well, then join us for a wild ride with Blazor and WebAssembly.