WebAssembly: Everywhere All at Once
summary
Shows WebAssembly’s evolution from assembler to running a compiled Fibonacci function in a browser-based editor, demonstrating practical compilation and execution of a .wasm module with exported functions and printed output. Explains that WebAssembly provides near-native performance and sandboxed, portable modules and surveys real-world uses and tooling: C#/Blazor and Unity in the browser, TensorFlow backend for ML inference, Wasmer/Wasmtime runtimes, a Docker image for running Wasm, and multi-language support (C, C++, Rust, Python, Java, C#) for deployment to cloud, edge, IoT and devices.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:55WebAssembly fundamentals
- 7:49WebAssembly in action
- 14:41WebAssembly outside web
- 22:20WebAssembly future
- 32:58Q&A
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