Lightning Talk: Building web services for a future based on WebAssembly
summary
Atmo is an opinionated WebAssembly server framework that composes reactor, grav, and vector into a bundle built with subo build and packaged with a directive; it runs Rust and Swift modules that use the Suborbital runnable API for filesystem, cache and HTTP access. The demoed Telescope app lists org repos in ~300 ms, speeds single-repo fetches via a cache, and runs a report flow that filters repos with >5 stars and POSTs webhooks to Discord, showing end-to-end execution.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 2:12segmenting your application into multiple different functions
- 2:47give you a quick tour of an apple application
- 4:28package static files with your application
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