As a reminder, #WebAssembly started in 2018 its path on the @w3c standardization track
W3C Developers (@w3cdevs@w3c.social) @w3cdevs
15 Feb 2018
#webassembly is a pretty big deal for the Web - it provides a compact, fast-to-parse, fast-to-run binary byte code for the Web, in the right conditions. It complements #JavaScript for tasks that are CPU intensive, and facilitates porting of non-JS code bases (e.g. game engines)
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It has been opening new roads in terms of what needs to be provided by native browser code vs shipped by app #developers. Most recently, @tsahil reported on its possible impact on #WebRTC for e.g. codec distribution
Tsahi Levent-Levi @tsahil
14 Jan 2019
Just published a new article: What’s the Role of WebAssembly in WebRTC? bit.ly/2Hai89l #Wasm #WebRTC
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#WebAssembly is also expected to play a role in the server-side world: as a universal bytecode, it provides tantalizing opportunities for deploying #CloudServices
Ant(on) Weiss @antweiss
12 Nov 2018
Exciting! - cloud innovation never stops #webassembly @Cloudflare #workers #Serverless blog.cloudflare.com/cloud-co…
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Thanks to @luke_wagner for taking the time at #w3ctpac2018 to do this short and sweet summary of what's next for #WebAssembly vimeo.com/311391518 #Lyon #October2018

Web Assembly: what comes next after 2018 Minimum Viable Product?

Luke Wagner, Software Developer at Mozilla Foundation, describes what the Web Assembly community is working on after the successful release of the Minimum Viable…

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For a deeper dive, go read this @mozhacks article by @linclark, @tschneidereit and @luke_wagner on the future of Web Assembly:
Lin Clark @linclark
22 Oct 2018
🔮 What’s the future of WebAssembly? And how can WebAssembly level up—both inside and outside the browser? Here’s a skill tree to lay it all out → hacks.mozilla.org/2018/10/we…
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