Develop serverless apps with Wasm Workers Server
summary
Claimed setup time is less than five minutes and the demo backs it up by installing runtimes and exposing a worker that returns a 418 teapot response. The project uses Wasm Workers Server plus language runtimes compiled to Wasm (QuickJS Python Ruby) and can run the same JavaScript on Cloudflare. A complete Proto Maps example serves tiles from a 2.4 GB planet file via a Python worker and the local map client loads successfully showing the approach actually works.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Wasm Labs
- 0:46Serverless and WebAssembly
- 3:47The Need for Simplicity
- 5:32Introduction to wws
- 6:38Demo: Building with wws
- 9:52How wws Works
- 11:54Demo: Map Service API
- 19:38Platform Compatibility
- 21:38Supporting More Languages
- 23:42Next Steps and Features
- 26:27Q&A Session
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