Go in the WebAssembly World: Beyond the Browser
summary
Overview of using WebAssembly (WASM) outside the browser with Go: explains how Go can compile to or interoperate with WASM runtimes to run high-performance code in non-browser environments, and discusses runtimes and integration approaches for server-side and embedded use cases.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52What is WebAssembly
- 2:59Compiling Go to WASM
- 5:08Exporting WASM functions
- 7:46Multithreading issues
- 8:07Importing native functions
- 10:25Memory and safety
- 12:32OS interfaces
- 15:20Network stack problems
- 16:47Implementing network primitives
- 18:12Concurrency and limits
- 19:58WASM component model
- 22:47WASM performance
- 26:04Real-world use cases
- 28:42Challenges and future
- 29:25Q&A
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