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CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation]

Wasm I Right or Wasm I Wrong? A Review of the Wasm Ecosystem

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This conference talk explores WebAssembly's evolution from browser technology to cloud-native computing component. Join Taylor Thomas from Cosmonic and David Justice from Microsoft, both Wasm Working Group chairs, as they examine Wasm's journey and current state in production environments. Learn how Wasm's portability, security, and efficiency make it valuable at the edge, in serverless platforms, and within numerous CNCF projects. Discover how the component model has solved early interoperability challenges, making Wasm more accessible and practical. The speakers provide real-world examples of CNCF projects leveraging WebAssembly today and conclude with an honest assessment of the component model's strengths, weaknesses, and practical implementation strategies for your own projects.

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Wasm I Right or Wasm I Wrong? a Review of the Wasm Ecosystem - Taylor Thomas & David Justice

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