Getting started with WASM in the Kuberverse
I'm going to show how you can easily get started with your first WASM experience and how to test things out. I will solve some mysteries and have to disappoint you with some others, such as troubleshooting. Is WebAssembly just for the web? No! But we still have a road ahead.
Gitpod Munich
The Gitpod Community in Munich 🇩🇪
I Was Understanding WASM All Wrong! 🤯
What is bytecode? Don't all encodings use bytes? Is WASM just a replacement for JavaScript? And does it have anything to do with Rust?
Yuji Isobe (VP of Engineering at NearMe) will talk about his WASM journey. He will explain what he has learned, and point out things he misunderstood, so that you don't make the same wrong assumptions. Even if you're already familiar with WASM, his performance analysis will likely surprise you. Join us to learn why WASM is a giant leap forward, not just for the frontend but for computing in general. And last but not least, understand what it means from the perspective of Rust development.
Slides here
Yuji Isobe
Running Minecraft, Windows, and Linux in the browser with client-side compute
Core tech:
- CheerpJ for Minecraft (Browsercraft)
- CheerpX for Linux and Windows (i.e. https://webvm.io, but graphical 👀)
The talk will go over why client-side compute is cool and good, briefly describe how CheerpJ and CheerpX work internally (WebAssembly magic), and then discuss the various ways in which they can be used in organisations for fun and profit.
Alex Bates
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Getting started with WASM in the Kuberverse
I'm going to show how you can easily get started with your first WASM experience and how to test things out. I will solve some mysteries and have to disappoint you with some others, such as troubleshooting. Is WebAssembly just for the web? No! But we still have a road ahead.
Gitpod Munich
The Gitpod Community in Munich 🇩🇪
I Was Understanding WASM All Wrong! 🤯
What is bytecode? Don't all encodings use bytes? Is WASM just a replacement for JavaScript? And does it have anything to do with Rust?
Yuji Isobe (VP of Engineering at NearMe) will talk about his WASM journey. He will explain what he has learned, and point out things he misunderstood, so that you don't make the same wrong assumptions. Even if you're already familiar with WASM, his performance analysis will likely surprise you. Join us to learn why WASM is a giant leap forward, not just for the frontend but for computing in general. And last but not least, understand what it means from the perspective of Rust development.
Slides here
Yuji IsobeRunning Minecraft, Windows, and Linux in the browser with client-side compute
Core tech:
- CheerpJ for Minecraft (Browsercraft)
- CheerpX for Linux and Windows (i.e. https://webvm.io, but graphical 👀)
The talk will go over why client-side compute is cool and good, briefly describe how CheerpJ and CheerpX work internally (WebAssembly magic), and then discuss the various ways in which they can be used in organisations for fun and profit.
Alex BatesPlatform Sponsors
Don't let broken lines of code, busted API calls, and crashes ruin your app. Join the 4M developers and 90K organizations who consider Sentry “not bad” when it comes to application monitoring. Use code “guild” for 3 free months of the team plan.
https://sentry.io
Torc is a community-first platform bringing together remote-first software engineer and developer opportunities from across the globe. Join a network that’s all about connection, collaboration, and finding your next big move — together.
Join our community today!
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