Blazor still runs in a browser, and you will notice it contains the words Razor, HTML and JS, which worries me it's not really "transformational". I'm also worried that it starts as a hobby that another guy has taken over as a hobby. And it still runs in a bloody browser! However, it's heading in a better direction that just producing yet another JS framework -- *GK*
- Re: Creating a browser-based product Tony Wright
- Re: Creating a browser-based product Greg Keogh
- Re: Creating a browser-based product Tony Wright
- RE: Creating a browser-based product Ken Schaefer
- RE: Creating a browser-based product Tony Wright
- Re: Creating a browser-based product David Connors
- Re: Creating a browser-based product David Gardiner
- Re: Creating a browser-based product David Connors
- Re: Creating a browser-based product Greg Keogh
- Re: Creating a browser-based product Greg Harris
- Re: Creating a browser-based product Greg Keogh
- RE: Creating a browser-based product mike smith
- RE: Creating a browser-based product mike smith
- RE: Creating a browser-based product Ken Schaefer
- Re: Creating a browser-based product David Connors
- Re: Creating a browser-based product mike smith
- RE: Creating a browser-based product Ken Schaefer
- Re: Creating a browser-based product David Connors
