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- WebAssembly - Javascript
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- WebAssembly - Debugging WASM in Firefox
- WebAssembly - “Hello World”
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- WebAssembly - Dynamic Linking
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- WebAssembly - Working with Nodejs
- WebAssembly - Examples
- WebAssembly Useful Resources
- WebAssembly - Quick Guide
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WebAssembly is a new programming language for the web. WebAssembly code is low level binary format, that is compatible with the web and can easily run in modern web browsers. The file size generated is small and it loads and executes faster. You can now compile languages like C, C++, Rust, etc. to binary format and it can run on the web just like javascript.
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