Eyeshot running on web browser (feature request)
Good day,
for our next project we would like to offer the possibility to use an advanced graphic visualization system (as Eyeshot) within a browser.
Microsoft (and by the .Net Community) is introducing "Blazor" that is a new technology that allows to run C # code on a browser (client side, in single page applications) through a minimized .net runtime (executed through the WebAssembly technology) .
In order to use Blazor it is necessary that the code (and the libraries it depends on):
- does not use the functions blocked by the browser sandbox
- adheres to the .Net Standard 2.0 specification
The request is: what is the position of DevDept on this topic ?
The alternative to using Blazor is to write the software in a language that can be executed in a browser (aka javascript).
Thank you for the attention.
Regards
Keven Corazza
LSE
Comments
I'm interested in this feature too
Blazor is not bringing 3D Graphics to the browser. To render within a browser one would have to render to something like WebGL.
Blazor can be compared to what PHP does (despite it can "run" in the browser that solely on the server side).
But there is no simple way to port EyeShot to Blazor webasm.
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