WebAssembly and the future of the web platform
summary
WebAssembly as a new web standard and how it will change how web applications are built, focusing on a concrete porting effort: bringing the Mono .NET runtime to run on WebAssembly. The talk covers the technologies involved (WebAssembly and the Mono runtime/.NET), the porting process, and the trade-offs encountered when adapting a VM/runtime (garbage collector, compiler, sandboxing) to the WebAssembly environment.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:03Web platform history
- 7:28Motivations for WebAssembly
- 12:32What is WebAssembly
- 17:27Standardization and adoption
- 21:17Supported languages
- 22:49Mono in browser experience
- 31:51Mobile and cross-platform apps
- 36:13Demo: Mono in browser
- 44:11Future and possibilities
- 47:17Q&A
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