Oh the things you’ll compile - modern WebAssembly (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)

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WebAssembly is an entirely new language format for the Web that lets you run languages that were previously impossible on the Web. Come to this talk to see how you can use WebAssembly in new ways, learn from real-world sites that are shipping WebAssembly, and see some of the exciting upcoming features.

Presented by: Thomas Nattestad, Ingvar Stepanyan

event: Chrome Dev Summit 2019; re_ty: Publish; product: Chrome - General; fullname: Thomas Nattestad, Ingvar Stepanyan;

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"This will allow for 7x to 30x performance improvement."

Audience: ...

elegacorp

I didn't understand the second guy so I turned on the captions, turns out the subtitler doesn't understand 100% of the time either

jaywye

At WWDC people are popping off when Apple makes cool compiler and performance announcements. Google though "..."

MaxCoplan

..and the fragmentation of webassembly begins before the technology really takes off :(

JeffreyGordon

It feels like Web Assembly won't take off until it enables developers to replace JS with other languages like Python. Compiling C++ and Rust is nice and all, but most Web Developers don't need system level programming language features, performance, not to mention their learning curve. From what I understand from another presentation on Mozilla Hacks, WASM is not there yet if we want to use garbage collected languages so until it gets there, it's use will be limited to niche needs.

voidmind

Opening lines of most WebAssembly talks "it's not meant to replace Javascript. "

What most developers are thinking, It better get that capability one day otherwise we're not interested.

TheReferrer

which languages have better support and what goggle recommends?

gofudgeyourselves

The webassembly seems too many fragments at the very beginning of its implementation (:sad)

KresnaPermana

Ughhh, I just started javascript in about 8months now you talk about Wasm is not the replacement of javascript,

Should i continue learning javascript or should i learn WASM and Golang for server???

vincesanchez

Wasm will probably replace JS because a lot of people like keeping their code private

perfectionbox

wasm has been out for years now, but nobody's used it because we can't figure out how to use archaic c++ compilers

stephenkamenar

Web assembly is the predecessor to web based DRM. I'm not really rooting for it to succeed

yuvalco

Oh the things you’ll compile - modern WebAssembly (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)

Oh the things you’ll compile - modern WebAssembly (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)

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