If you’re familiar with building web applications in the last few years, you’ve probably heard of WebAssembly (Wasm). And if not, you’ll leave this article with a full understanding of this leading technology.
Wasm is a binary instruction format that works alongside JavaScript. It speeds up web applications that process a high amount of data (i.e. image processing, heavy math computations, etc.). Think of it this way, if the purpose of the site is something that would be better performing if it were written in a language built to…
