While Wasm doesn’t yet “run everywhere,” its use is steadily expanding beyond the browser. Broader adoption, particularly on the server side, seems inevitable.

We rather fear that live syntax validation as you hand-code HTML is one answer to this, but on its own isn't sufficient. But we really wish it were – and we would be very happy to be wrong.

WASM-4 is a playground for anyone craving pure, unadulterated experimentation. Whether you’re a seasoned programmer or curious hobbyist, this console has the tools to spark something great.

The first Wasm standard started in the W3C as a better way to process Web apps. It’s now being extended with the help of Fermyon and others to the server side. WasmCloud has been adopted by the ...

In the Cloud Native Wasm day event at KubeCon NA 2022, Docker announced Docker+Wasm technical preview in partnership with CNCF’s Wasm runtime WasmEdge. With a single command, docker compose up ...

We’re also starting to see some funding rounds in this space as VCs start waking up to the potential, with Cosmonic today announcing a $8.5 million funding round for its new Wasm PaaS, for ...

Docker has announced the second technical preview of Docker+Wasm, aiming to make it easier to run Wasm workloads and extending runtime support by including Fermyon's spin, Deislabs' slight, and Byteco ...

Once it reaches the browser, WebAssembly code (Wasm) executes with near-native speed, similar to compiled C, C++, or Rust code. WebAssembly was created for both speed and performance.

Why Wasm is the future of cloud-native app development. Just over a month into 2023, the popularity of WebAssembly is already on the rise. An industry expert explains why Wasm will have far-reaching ...

WebAssembly, aka Wasm, lets you execute code in a browser, support other languages besides JavaScript on the web, and speed up applications. A tools ecosystem is growing around the technology ...