Web Assembly - (The Standard, Ep. 13)

preview_player
Показать описание
Web Assembly (WASM) is a binary file with its own format, in which you can turn any programming language, such as C and C++, and run it in your user browser like you would any other JavaScript (JS) code. It is fast, efficient, and you can use the language of your choice instead of having to learn the special language of JS. In this video, Alex demonstrates an example of how WASM is used.

Reference Links:

Рекомендации по теме
Комментарии
Автор

Can we have a link to the hourglass demo please? Huge fan of WASM BTW :)

krzysztofklein
Автор

Is there a way to compile open CV code to WASM . I know there are few partial conversions, but is there something which can teach me how to do it step by step .

idunreal
Автор

Interesting list of supported languages... can you use vb.net? If compiled to .net shouldn't matter, right?

gbmarshall
Автор

In my company we have a REALLY old code base using Delphi, which literally only one guy know how to maintain it. Can we use Web Assembly in that case?

KanagawaMarcos
Автор

Google is Pushing this because it's great for ChromeOS.

arpitbharti
Автор

This video didn't talk about the standard of wasm at all. The title is a lie...

AssemblyWizard
Автор

Using the browser to run native code on your machine?... I don't know Rick, I can think of a third use case... HACKING!

ionitaa
Автор

I want to work for a feature for window

aka