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WebAssembly #37

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mikaelbr opened this issue Mar 7, 2017 · 4 comments
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WebAssembly #37

mikaelbr opened this issue Mar 7, 2017 · 4 comments
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mikaelbr commented Mar 7, 2017

Kunne gjerne tenkt meg et innlegg om WebAssembly av @tmn og @trondkla.

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trondkla commented Mar 7, 2017

WebAssembly is (teaser):

  • An improvement to JavaScript: Implement your performance critical stuff in wasm and import it like a standard JavaScript module.

  • A new language: WebAssembly code defines an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) represented in a binary format. You can author and debug in a text format so it’s readable.

  • A browser improvement: Browsers will understand the binary format, which means we’ll be able to compile binary bundles that compress smaller than the text JavaScript we use today. Smaller payloads mean faster delivery. Depending on compile-time optimization opportunities, WebAssembly bundles may run faster than JavaScript, too!

  • A Compile Target: A way for other languages to get first-class binary support across the entire web platform stack.

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mikaelbr commented Mar 7, 2017

Vell.. Hadde håpet å få det på en BartJS Meetup, @trondkla.. 😆

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trondkla commented Mar 7, 2017

;D Tenkte det var bare kjekt å posten en kjapp teaser for folk, men hvis du mener det er mot sin hensikt kan jeg godt fjerne det :)

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mikaelbr commented Mar 7, 2017

Haha, neida. Absolutt verdt å ha det der. Jeg prøvde meg på en spøk med at du tenkte det var innlegget. Men humor er en vanskelig greie å få korrekt, gitt.

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