#Webassembly
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A crash course in memory management
Explains memory as fixed-size boxes with addresses, contrasts JavaScript’s automatic garbage collection with manual allocation and freeing in C, and links that tradeoff to performance and bugs.
‘The best thing we can do today to JavaScript is to retire it,’ says JSON creator Douglas Crockford
Douglas Crockford says JavaScript has become a barrier to progress because the language and its ecosystem keep growing more complex, and he argues the web needs a new language and a redesigned browser interface.
Building a WebAssembly-powered serverless platform
The post shows how to embed Wasmtime in a Rust HTTP service, route requests to WebAssembly modules, return strings through WASI stdout, and pass parameters via environment variables.
10 Blazor Features You Probably Didn't Know
The article lists Blazor capabilities that go beyond common assumptions, including HTML and CSS support, JavaScript interop, MVC integration, SignalR, gRPC, lazy loading, and reuse of existing .NET libraries.
Planetary Scale Rust and Golang by embedding WebAssembly in Elixir
The post describes Assemblex, a toy Elixir platform for deploying and running WebAssembly binaries across nodes, with hot reloads, supervision, and benchmarked execution overhead.