Closing Remarks
summary
Core WebAssembly is already running in browsers and on servers at Shopify, Fastly, Cloudflare, with Kubernetes integrations like Spin and spin-kube plus projects using WASM for policy and proxies such as kube-warden and Envoy filters. Component model work reaches 0.3 soon and the ecosystem shows steady growth with 2,745 Zulip users and a 180 daily average. Runtimes (WasmEdge, Wasmtime, Wasmer, etc.) target different use cases, and sandboxes power AI tool constraints (example: Waset for MCP servers).
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Closing remarks
- 0:22WebAssembly core tech
- 1:45WebAssembly usability challenges
- 3:06WebAssembly in Kubernetes
- 4:09WebAssembly at edge/CDN
- 5:11WebAssembly in AI
- 6:36WebAssembly runtimes
- 7:59Component model progress
- 9:46How to get involved in WebAssembly development
- 12:56Bytecode Alliance
- 13:37Learning WebAssembly components
- 14:19WebAssembly interoperability
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