WebAssembly (Wasm) is a versatile bytecode that operates on the web and serves as a compilation target for various programming languages. It can be used in conjunction with languages such as Rust, AssemblyScript, and Emscripten. One of the standout qualities of Wasm is its compact binary format, which ensures consistent performance and compatibility with JavaScript and other host languages. Currently, it is supported by all major browsers and has runtimes designed for server-side applications and system interaction through WASI. Wasm By Example is a practical resource that offers hands-on guidance through code snippets and annotated example programs. Explore the WebAssembly Introduction or the list of examples to learn more about Wasm.
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