What is WebAssembly? | WASM Explained by Experts in 2 Minutes
The New Stack team went to KubeCon, and among a host of important topics, we learned about WebAssembly (WASM) from some DevOps experts and leaders in the space. So, what is WASM? In short, it is JavaScript that can be compiled into a byte-size code. Our experts helped us dive deeper into what WASM is, how it works, WebAssembly use cases, and how to build on it. Hear from:
Kate Goldenring, Software Engineer, Fermyon
Rishit Dagli, University of Toronto
Matt Butcher, CEO, Fermyon
Eva Bojorges, Community, Docker
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