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In both of the previous posts I’ve described different aspects of WebAssembly. The first of the two explained what WebAssembly is and how to run a simple Go WebAssembly application in the browser. The second post was a Go WebAssembly performance benchmark. If you are unfamiliar with Go WebAssembly, I’d recommend reading the first post…
In my previous post I explained what WebAssembly is and how to run a simple Go web application with WebAssembly in the browser. A question I had in mind during the writing of that post is if Go WebAssembly really is faster than JavaScript? In this post I’ll conduct a research and a Go WebAssembly…
I’ve heard about WebAssembly a while back at one of the GopherCon conferences. It has been a source of interest to me and I’ve been meaning to play around with it for a while – and now, the time has come! WebAssembly WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine. Wasm…
