WebAssembly: Your Browser is the new OS

Friday June 7, 11:45 AM (45 min)

WebAssembly, or Wasm for short, is a stack-based virtual machine that runs on existing browser engines. It is a cross-platform binary portable target for language compilers. WebAssembly makes it possible to build high performance Single Page Applications (SPA) without relying on JavaScript and/or other front-end frameworks. Learn what Wasm is and does and see it in action with examples using Go, Rust, and C#.

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  Jeremy Likness

  Cloud Developer Advocate, Microsoft