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Ready for what? WASM is already running in production at a whole bunch of financial services orgs and government infra. The thing is, it's not running anywher
by boomskats 2mo ago
Ready for what?
WASM is already running in production at a whole bunch of financial services orgs and government infra.
The thing is, it's not running anywhere near HTML, CSS or JavaScript. It's running serverside, mostly on Wasmtime - which, as it happens, is what this post is all about.
- troupo 2mo agowhy.... why would financial services orgs and government infra run anything on wasm serverside?
- boomskats 2mo agoIt's lightweight, capability-secured, services start up way faster, smaller overhead than VMs, better isolation than containers, faster replication, etc. The original Wasmtime 1.0 blog post explains it all really well: https://bytecodealliance.org/articles/wasmtime-1-0-fast-safe-and-production-ready https://bytecodealliance.org/articles/wasmtime-1-0-fast-safe...
- alex_suzuki 2mo ago> it's not running anywhere near HTML, CSS or JavaScript There’s plenty of usage in the browser environment as well, plenty of client-side SDKs for things like e.g. video editing, barcode scanning, etc. use it.