WebAssembly & .NET: The Future of Cross-Platform Apps
summary
Shows how Blazor WebAssembly ships a lightweight .NET runtime to run C# in the browser and how Blazor Hybrid embeds that UI in a native .NET process via a WebView; demos use Visual Studio 2022/2026 and dotnet CLI commands (dotnet new, workload install, build, wasmtime) to produce runnable WASM and WASI modules. Uno Platform ports a Windows 10 calculator to the browser. Kahua’s Uno migration serves >100,000 users from a codebase >1M lines, proving it works at scale.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12WebAssembly and .NET basics
- 5:34The .NET ecosystem
- 7:48Integrating .NET with Wasm
- 12:22Blazor development demos
- 20:15Uno Platform overview
- 28:12Real-world case studies
- 32:28Developer tools and resources
- 34:23Future trends and WASI
- 39:17WASI demo and conclusion
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