Web Apps can’t really do *that*, can they?

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Live demos show service workers implementing precache, a network‑first fetch with a 200 ms timeout and background cache update, and offline serving; WebAssembly compiles C (48 KB example) and a C runtime of a .NET implementation (DNA) into wasm with a JS fallback, and a Blazor prototype ships as a 332 KB payload with full C# UI and Chrome debugger mapping C# sources; credential management stores and auto‑fills accounts across devices; payment request surfaces card checkout with OS confirmation (fingerprint) — Chrome/Firefox live, Edge behind flag, Safari progressing.

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" chapters (5)

1. 0:00Introduction to web trends
2. 4:35Service workers
3. 19:12WebAssembly
4. 45:25Credential management
5. 52:54Payment requests and recap

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