Reading Time: 6 minutes This blog is a continuation of one of my previous blogs, if you have not checked that out, then here is the link. You can read that and then continue on this blog. This blog is a part of a series on WebAssembly. I have written several other blogs on wasm, wabt , wasm-bindgen and wasmi, etc. Feel free to check them out also. WebAssembly Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes In this series of WebAssembly, I tell you about wasm and some useful CLI to have fun with wasm. WebAssembly is an open standard that defines a portable binary code format for executable programs, and a corresponding textual representation for interactions between such programs and their hosts. More than 20 companies reportedly use WebAssembly in their tech stacks, including Backend, Foretag, and Cubbit. C++, C, Rust, Blazor, and Yew Framework are some of the popular tools that can Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes In this series of WebAssembly, We are learning about WebAssembly and some of the cool CLI to play with wasm. In this blog, We are going to learn the hosting of our wasm modules in Rust. If you have not been following this series, you can check out the previous blogs related to WebAssembly, WABT and wasm-bindgen to give you an idea about wasm. Now Continue Reading
