This repository contains the demo code used in the presentation. Here's a rundown of each project and what they do. Note that all of the projects are targeting .NET 5.0.

This is an ASP.NET app that is a vehicle for HTML pages that call a .wasm component. To build the code in collatz.c, I used WebAssembly Explorer.

This is a class library that contains an implementation of the Collatz Conjecture. This project is used in other projects within the solution to perform calculations and create data.

Contains tests for BlazingTheWeb.Core. All of the test projects use NUnit.

This is a console app that hosts a gRPC service to run the Collatz Conjecture.

This is a class library that houses Razor components that are used in Blazor Server-Side and WebAssembly projects. If you want to run the SequenceGrpc component from the host applications, make sure the BlazingTheWeb.ServiceHost project is up and running.

This contains tests for BlazingTheWeb.WebComponents. bunit is used to drive component testing. I used to use Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Testing, but that hasn't been updated in a while, and it's unclear if it will ever become production-ready.

This is a server-side-based Blazor application that uses the components in BlazingTheWeb.WebComponents.

This is a WebAssembly-based Blazor application that uses the components in BlazingTheWeb.WebComponents.

This is a console app that drives BlazingTheWeb.WebAssemblyHost from the browser. This requires the necessary Chrome driver from Selenium installed on your machine correctly for this to work.

This is a console app that uses WebAssembly for .NET to translate the .wasm file from BlazingTheWeb.WebAssembly to a .NET assembly and invoke its' methods.