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Since the inception of the web, the target compiler language has been JavaScript. Every web developer, myself included, has to have a good understanding of JavaScript, then advance to learning its fra…
Introduction In my previous blogs, I talked about working with arrays and working with Stings in Webassembly. Now in this blog, I want to talk about how to work with Numbers in WebAssembly. If you are…
Introduction In our last blog, we saw how to work with arrays in wasm. Now in this blog, you will learn how to work with string in wasm. So let's start. Writing C++ code In the code snippet below you …
Introduction In my previous blog, we have seen how to set up Emscripten and write out the first WebAssembly program. But working with integers is not enough for real-life scenarios so In this blog, we…
Introduction WebAssembly, commonly referred to as WASM is the fourth language web browser can understand. It promises a fast, safe and efficient language for client and server applications. One of the…
I'll share my Rust journey, how I learned Rust and some free Rust learning resources. Rust has become more and more popular. Through the StackOverflow 2022 Developer Survey, we can see that many peop…
Extism? Extism is a WASM framework that implements the WASI specification. Extism offers two types of SDKs: Host SDKs for writing "host" applications (i.e. applications that can run WASM module funct…
Initially I wrote an FFmpeg script to give my YouTube videos a Gaussian blur frame, but I realized FFmpeg had actually been ported to WebAssembly, so I made a little web app to do it all from the brow…
Co-authored by Carl Sverre from SingleStore What is a User-Defined Function? A User-Defined Function (UDF) encapsulates business logic in such a way that it can be safely run within another service's …
Web Assembly (WASM) and Kubernetes are two technologies that have recently gained a lot of attention in the software development world. Both have the potential to significantly improve the performance…
