Exciting news: I’ll be code cartooning again soon! 🥳
With WebAssembly’s component model now becoming a Real Thing, I feel like I can step away from my current role. And now I get to explain things again! 🥰
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@linclark es investigadora, educadora independiente y creadora de Code cartoons. Con una carrera enfocada en herramientas para desarrolladores y estándares web.
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It’s time for Wasmtime One-Dot-OHHHH!
Here’s how we made it:
- Super fast 🚀
- Super safe 🔒
- Super production ready 🦾
Plus: Why use a standalone WebAssembly engine in the first place?
bytecodealliance.org/article…
It’s time for Wasmtime One-Dot-OHHHH!
Here’s how we made it:
- Super fast 🚀
- Super safe 🔒
- Super production ready 🦾
Plus: Why use a standalone WebAssembly engine in the first place?
bytecodealliance.org/article…
After years of perf optimizations, JS is running way faster in the browser
Today, we're starting work to optimize JS perf in places where different rules apply, like Serverless and iOS devices
And this is possible because of WebAssembly 🚀
bytecodealliance.org/article…
Another benefit of JS on Wasm:
better security through isolation
ALT a cartoon captioned "Risk between requests". It shows burgalers in a room filled with papers saying "Oooh payday... check out what they left behind!"
ALT a cartoon captioned "Risk between modules". It shows a tree of modules with a module at the bottom being exploded and other modules in the tree getting hit by shrapnel.
ALT a cartoon captioed "isolation between requests". It shows the same bugalers, but in a totally clean room saying "Nuthin'... they didn't leave nuthin' behind."
ALT a cartoon captioned "isolation between modules". It shows a module graph with each module having its own box around it, and the explosion from the exploding module being contained to its own box