Into WebAssembly
summary
WebAssembly actually speeds real code: a 2x hash rewritten in Rust and compiled with wasm-pack + webpack plugin runs the same 100k / million iterations in about 200 milliseconds vs ~2–3 seconds in plain JS, and moving it to a web worker keeps the UI responsive. An image resize demo with Pico drops 130 images from >2s to <1s. The Rust crate builds to a wasm module that loads in the browser, Python and Node.js.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:28About Me
- 1:35Webassembly Is Now Officially a Web Standard
- 2:06Integrate Web Assembly
- 7:18Web Workers with Web Assembly
- 10:14Future of of Assembly
- 10:27Bytecode Alliance
- 10:51Web Assembly System Interfaces
- 11:50Firefox Loads Webassembly
- 12:27Nano Process Security Model
- 13:50Demo of the Webassembly System Interfaces
- 16:08Use Webassembly Wisely








