What’s next for Blazor, and .NET on WASI
summary
Shows Blazor in .NET 6 shipping hot reload (edit and update UI without losing state), native dependencies (call Rust/SQLite compiled to WASM), AOT for Blazor WebAssembly that makes code ~10–20x faster and shrinks smallest payloads from ~1.6MB to ~1.0MB, and Blazor as a custom element embedded in React plus running inside .NET MAUI, WinForms/WPF and mobile native shells — real demos that work. Experimental work compiles full ASP.NET Core to a single WASI/.wasm single-file that runs on Wasmtime/WasmEdge and on cloud edge runners (sat/Suborbital), with gRPC, SignalR and websockets shown functioning.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 1:09Recap and Overview
- 2:51Blazer Webassembly
- 6:24Hot Reload
- 8:50Native Dependencies
- 9:35Render a Qr Code
- 9:50Qr Code Rendering Library
- 13:08Javascript Interop Improvements
- 15:27Equipment Finder
- 16:06React Application
- 20:21.Net Maui
- 26:18Android
- 27:07Deploy to Ios and Macos
- 33:19Improve the Tooling for the Razer Editor
- 36:04Webassembly
- 37:21The Web Assembly Server Interface Specification
- 44:53Experimental Sdk
- 50:10Grpc
- 50:44Signalr and Websockets
- 52:49Where Can We Deploy and Run a Server Rendered Application
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