Is there any way to run vb.net code on browser

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I wrote a application on VB.NET (Visual Studio 2015)

But I would like to run on browser. I mean I would like run all platforms. (Windows and Mobile Phone , Android , Mac , etc.)

I tried with XAML WPF (XBAP) but I couldn't run even IE (because I have to make security settings), also It doesn't support any browser.(Chrome,Opera) Also I couldn't run on mobile phones. It is not practical. I tried Silverlight but I couldn't run in mobile phones.

Is there any possibilities/ways working on every platform browser ? It can be HTML5 , Flash (Actionscript), or etc if I can convert code easily...

Please do not offer other programming languages. Because I have no info. about Csharp or any prog. lang.

Thanks.

What I have tried:

I tried
HTML5
Flash
Flex Web Builder

Posted 25-Feb-16 10:17am

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Updated 25-Feb-16 17:30pm

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Valery Possoz 25-Feb-16 17:28pm

Look here:
http://www.mikesdotnetting.com/article/230/getting-started-with-asp-net-mvc-5-using-visual-basic

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*dan!sh* · Answer 1 · 2016-02-25T17:30:00

What you need is a web application. What you have is a desktop application. You can make use of ASP.Net web forms or ASP.Net MVC. Whatever suits you.

I would recommend keeping the core business logic separate from web application in case you wish to create mobile apps in future (Android/Windows/iOS). You can make use of ASP.Net Web API or WCF. Make sure to write them in a way that communication is lightweight. You do not want to send huge responses to mobile phones. It will eat up a lot of data for users and might end up being slow as well.