Episode
New Blazor WebAssembly capabilities in .NET 6
with Steve Sanderson
With .NET 6, the underlying .NET WebAssembly runtime supports entirely new kinds of functionality, and can be faster and more productive than ever before.
"Native dependencies" enables embedding libraries from other tech stacks (e.g., a C/C++ database engine, or a Rust media processor). AOT compilation brings truly near-native performance to your .NET code in the browser, and the new build toolchain can now strip out unused native code to ship significantly smaller bundles.
This talk explores how you can build new kinds of web apps, while having a more enjoyable and productive experience via instant hot reload and a better Razor editor.
With .NET 6, the underlying .NET WebAssembly runtime supports entirely new kinds of functionality, and can be faster and more productive than ever before.
"Native dependencies" enables embedding libraries from other tech stacks (e.g., a C/C++ database engine, or a Rust media processor). AOT compilation brings truly near-native performance to your .NET code in the browser, and the new build toolchain can now strip out unused native code to ship significantly smaller bundles.
This talk explores how you can build new kinds of web apps, while having a more enjoyable and productive experience via instant hot reload and a better Razor editor.
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