Post #1136735
2024-03-15 10:42 UTC
📢 The slides of Thomas Nattestad's and my #WasmIO24 talk on 👉 #WebAssembly at Google 👈 are available at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bnYntCeekIev8hZnizixvLPUV7ljfJ2hNO6vBOcnXlE/edit?usp=sharing.
In the talk, we showed a lot of examples of how Google uses #Wasm in its products, creates tooling for Wasm, and contributes to Wasm's standardization.
For questions, catch either of us at the #wasmIO conference.
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@tomayac@toot.cafe 2024-04-02 15:04
🎥 Woohoo, the #WasmIO24 team now has released the recording of our talk "WebAssembly at Google": https://youtu.be/2En8cj6xlv4?si=7a4uG958VkModwcw. #WasmIO #Wasm #WebAssembly
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@niutech@fosstodon.org 2024-03-15 13:20
@tomayac@toot.cafe Who would've thought that all this would be possible thanks to asm.js by @mozilla@mozilla.social and @kripken@fosstodon.org 10 years ago? Is it already possible to port a web engine (WebKit/Blink/Gecko/Ladybird) to #Wasm using e.g CanvasKit? This would allow old browsers with Wasm to browse the future web, like Google Chrome Frame.