Using WebAssembly Modules in C#

|by Uno Platform Team|.NET, ASP.NET Core MVC, C#, C++, custom module validation, Emscripten, Intro to WebAssembly, WASI, Wasm, Wasmtime
This article covers Implementing custom module validation in an ASP.NET Core MVC web application Using Emscripten to create a WebAssembly module that can be used outside the browser Using WebAssembly modules in your C# code Imagine you’re working for a company who’s about to build a web applicat...
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ANNOUNNCING: Uno Platform 3.0 – Linux Support, Fluent, Material and more.

|by Uno Platform Team|Android, iOS, macOS, News, Uncategorised, Uno Platform 3.0, WebAssembly
Today, at our annual UnoConf conference we announced several new major advancements and have laid out the vision for Uno Platform in H2 2020 and beyond. Our vision is to enable you to develop pixel-perfect, multi-platform applications using C# and WinUI. The 3.0 release brings us ever so closer to t...
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Working with SQLite and WebAssembly for .NET Developers

|by Uno Platform Team|Intro to WebAssembly, News, Under The Hood, Uno : How to, WebAssembly
With recent updates of the mono runtime, and the reactivity of the .NET team to fix issues, it’s now possible to use SQLite with the Uno WebAssembly Bootstrapper and Uno Platform apps.This support is now enabled through WebAssembly static linking, and the reuse of LLVM bitcode compiled source, suc...
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How to embed JavaScript components in C# built Uno WebAssembly Web Applications

|by Uno Platform Team|Under The Hood, Uno : How to, WebAssembly
We often get asked if it is possible to integrate Uno-WASM Web Applications with existing JavaScript components. Since WebAssembly code is running inside browser’s JavaScript context, the answer is “Yes” and it is actually quite simple to do it. In this article we will explore how ...
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