So far JavaScript had a monopoly on web code - we could either write some form of JavaScript or not execute code on the web.
The WebAssembly standard changes that, by defining a binary code standard that could be directly executed by the browser. That binary code could be written in any language compilable to wasm - and that could mean C# as well.

In this session we'll take a look at Blazor, an engine that enables us to write C# code for the server, C# code for the client, run it, and, if we're lucky, it might even work.