3 'webassembly' posts

This blog is written using the Web UI framework Blazor.

I love Blazor, it is so simple to write interactive websites while spending most of your day writing C#.

So when I decided to create my own blogging platform, Blazor was my too...

My site is a static WASM one, there is no server host involved.
Therefore in order to display the dynamic content of the site, all the "code" must be downloaded to the browser, and then run within the browser to generate the content.

This is a downside to Blazor WASM, and the clever peeps at Micros...

A Blazor WASM app runs wholely on the client, therefore we cannot ask the server to store our secret and access it privately.

So how do we keep our secrets safe, yet still not commit them hard coded in our code in our repo?

The simple answer is YOU CANNOT. So don't commit any secrets in WASM code...