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After 20 years of JavaScript, modern web browsers started to understand a new binary format called WebAssembly. WebAssembly is known for its amazing performance, compact file size and portability. In this session, we will compare the execution model of JavaScript and WebAssembly. We also discuss about the techniques that helps WebAssembly to offer an incredible performance.
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Is AI just another technology, or does it fundamentally change the way we live and think?
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WebAssembly
- 3. Brendan Eich Author of JavaScript NetScape Navigator released the first version of JavaScript Developed over the span of 10 days Primary Focus - DOM Manipulation
- 5. AJAX
- 6. Rise of Single Page Applications
- 24. More time spends on parsing....
- 29. Hot Function Hot Function Hot Function Machine Code
- 30. Optimized to machine code Deoptimized back to bytecode interpretation
- 39. ACCESS TO DOM API DOM API Proposed Features
- 40. https://blog.scottlogic.com/2018/07/20/wasm-future.html Proposed Features
- 41. Speed up your existing web applications Use Cases
- 42. Port existing desktop applications to web Use Cases
- 43. Leverage existing C / C++ libraries Use Cases
- 44. No need to limit yourself with JavaScript Use Cases
- 45. Construct 3
- 46. JavaScript and WebAssembly Work Together
- 47. Lets see a demo...