LostBeard/SpawnDev.BlazorJS.CodeRunner

SpawnDev.BlazorJS.CodeRunner is a utility project that leverages the Roslyn compiler (Microsoft.CodeAnalysis) to allow C# code to be compiled and executed on the fly within a Blazor WebAssembly environment. While technically interesting, it lacks a defensive moat. With only 6 stars and minimal activity over the last year, it functions more as a personal experiment or a niche utility than a robust product. The underlying capability (Roslyn in WASM) is a well-documented pattern used by projects like 'Try .NET' and 'SharpLab'. The primary threat comes from Microsoft itself; should the .NET team decide to formalize dynamic component loading or browser-side compilation as a first-class citizen in the Blazor framework, this project would be rendered obsolete immediately. Its defensibility is capped because it relies entirely on upstream Microsoft libraries without adding significant proprietary logic or data gravity. It is a useful reference for developers building online IDEs or interactive tutorials in Blazor, but it does not represent a scalable commercial opportunity.