The (wasm) Revolution Is Incredible Because It's Real
summary
WebAssembly (wasm) as a universal bytecode runs not just in browser JS VMs but also in hosts like Node.js, GraalVM and runtimes such as Wasmer, Wasmtime and WasmEdge, and it is polyglot with languages like Rust, AssemblyScript, Go and Grain. The talk shows practical, reproducible examples: calling wasm from JavaScript in a web page, running Rust wasm in Node.js, building a mini-FaaS with Rust and Node.js, serving CGI in Grain via Wagi, invoking Rust from Go, and using Suborbital Atmo to write/deploy polyglot wasm microservices to Knative, with a starter kit to reproduce everything.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00WebAssembly revolution
- 1:05Interactive web origins
- 3:53WebAssembly as solution
- 15:27Technical overview
- 27:49Go + WASM demos
- 1:06:38Interop limits
- 1:31:51Node.js + WASM
- 1:41:53WASI explained
- 2:00:01Bypassing limits
- 2:15:00Modern WASM frameworks
- 2:31:43Advanced use cases
- 2:42:39Conclusion
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