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  How We Used WebAssembly To Speed Up Our Web App By 20X (Case Study) — Smashing Magazine

  

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  How We Used WebAssembly to Speed Up Our Webapp by 20X — A case study exploring how to speed up web apps by replacing slow JavaScript calculations with compiled WebAssembly. (Note: WebAssembly is becoming so important lately that we're working on a special issue about it. Watch this space.)

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  Getting Started With Serverless WebAssembly — You’ve probably heard of WebAssembly and why it’s a powerful...

  Getting Started With Serverless WebAssembly — You’ve probably heard of WebAssembly and why it’s a powerful tool in the browser but here we get to learn more about its utility in the serverless realm, before moving on to a demo involving Rust and Cloudflare Workers.

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  Serverless Functions With WebAssembly Modules

  

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  Faster Serverless Functions with WebAssembly Modules — WebAssembly can provide an interesting way to speed up...

  Faster Serverless Functions with WebAssembly Modules — WebAssembly can provide an interesting way to speed up serverless functions by letting you use C, C++ or Rust code in a safe way. This tutorial focuses on IBM Cloud Functions but ‘should work’ on other platforms too.

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• Emscripten and the LLVM WebAssembly backend · V8

  

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  Emscripten and the LLVM WebAssembly Backend — Emscripten is switching to the LLVM WebAssembly backend. Why...

  Emscripten and the LLVM WebAssembly Backend — Emscripten is switching to the LLVM WebAssembly backend. Why is this a good thing? It’ll make Emscripten faster, more efficient, and be able to adopt new WebAssembly features more quickly.

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