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jQuery is a JavaScript library that simplifies HTML document traversal, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions. It works across browsers like Internet Explorer 6, Firefox 2.0, Safari 2.0 and Opera 9.0. jQuery streamlines development by providing methods that reduce the need for verbose JavaScript code. Popular websites use jQuery to enhance the user experience through dynamic and interactive features.

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About a decade ago the mainstream Web stopped at a crossroad: JavaScript or native code? Silverlight was all the rage for a few years but then HTML5 won and Angular/React/Vue—all purely JS frameworks—have become mainstream. Today, Blazor comes up as a possible alternative to Angular/React/Vue and thanks to WebAssembly it opens up the web to be able to take advantage of existing development ecosystems, including .NET. Blazor is, to some extent, a modern attempt to revamp and refine the Silverlight concept—bringing the power of C# to client-side web development. In this session, I’ll discuss the underlying system architecture of an ASP.NET Blazor application and present a few examples.

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