Both .NET and Node.js carry significant weight as industry-backed, open source options for integrated server-side and webscale application development. Each offers strengths and limitations, and ...

Microsoft continues to churn out updates to its experimental Blazor technology for running C# code on the Web, with the latest boosting JavaScript interoperability. Specifically, it easier handles ...

Expanded WebAssembly support in .NET 7 allows developers to reuse .NET libraries from JavaScript or build new .NET-based apps that will run on Wasm. Microsoft’s .NET 7 software development platform, ...

Blazor, an experimental technology that some believe will save .NET Web coders from "the insanity of JavaScript," has been released by Microsoft in its first public preview. Instead of a heavy ...

Edge.js allows you to run Node.js and .NET code in one process on Windows, MacOS, and Linux. You can call .NET functions from Node.js and Node.js functions from .NET. Edge.js takes care of marshalling ...

JavaScript and .Net developers are getting helping hands in application-building efforts, through separate projects intended to make it easier to use JavaScript and to document .Net projects. Sun ...

Ease of use and documentation are focuses of open source and Microsoft efforts; Sun looks to improve non-Java tool JavaScript and .Net developers are getting helping hands in application-building ...