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It’s 2024, and the web continues to dominate the software landscape. Innovation proceeds in all directions, with new frameworks, build systems, and architectural patterns emerging at pace. But where are we all heading? Is there a pattern? What’s the next big phase?
In this demo-centric talk we’ll look at the common trends across web frameworks: disruptive new features that are showing up across technologies and changing how web apps are built. We’ll dig into live code examples in Next.js (React), SvelteKit, Blazor, Astro, and more. We’ll see how these and others are setting a similar path for the next phase of web technology – and how you could implement the same features yourself without any framework.
Finally, we’ll catch up on the state of WebAssembly and try out WASI preview 2 – the upcoming reinvention of WASI. Will it achieve the dream of seamless interop across all languages, operating systems, and CPU architectures? Will it become the standard for server-side cloud programming? Let’s build something with it!
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
after every Sanderson presentation, I realize I have just learned something important about the web :-)
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Incredible talk, the snippets prepared beforehand makes it flow very smoothly. The WASI part is what I'm hyped for. A polyglot jupyter notebook comes to mind
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I'll never not listen to Steve(n?) Sanderson
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This was awesome!
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we are attempting a generic Multi column drop down boxes as paged grids with selection of columns returning a Parameter stack using WASI component , use it across the applications in our product as in winforms.
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Excellent presentation 👏
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This was awesome 👏
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I am back to command line and consider it future of UI
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Such a good speech 🎉
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Awesome talk overall and a fantastic short walkthrough of the web development history at the beginning. Steve's presentation was so good taht it's been featured in the latest issue of Tech Talks Weekly newsletter! 🎉
Congrats!
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He is simly the best
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I just want to mention "Marko" because I don't think it gets enough love.
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Sadly Steve never talks about Blazors short comings - like awful handling(?) of sleeping tabs on phones or non working re-connect JS on all web browsers. Yes, there are workarounds - but for Blazor to succeed, these functions must work out of the box.
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Well done. Excited about the future.
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Sadly HTMX was not mentioned.
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Wasi looks great. Wasm haven't catch yet, maybe in the server it gets greater attention.
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This looks awesome!
Would I be able to compile a C# function to a wasm component and use it in a browser, or would this only work in wasi?
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Can’t wait to see RPC from flutter/js/blazor webassembly/uno defined with the .wit file as if it is running locally.
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open my mind, leanred a lot.
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@broncace
6 days ago
That’s what a polished and well rehearsed presentation looks like, kids. Bravo!
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