First Step towards WebAssembly with Rust

There are certain use cases where JavaScript is not performant enough. But fortunately, JavaScript is no longer the only language that runs in the browser. WebAssembly (Wasm) is a technology that can revolutionize how we build apps for the web browser. Take the example of eBay. Just last year, the online marketplace revealed how it improved the performance of a demanding web app by 50x using WebAssembly. In certain use cases where performance demands are high, WebAssembly surpasses JavaScript in terms of loading time, execution speed, memory usage, debugging, portability and more. Using WebAssembly with Rust, especially for backend development, is even better as it is memory safe and ships with an extremely minimal runtime. This webinar introduces you to the concept of WebAssembly and the Rust programming language along with a hands-on example of using both these technologies in practice. Subscribe the channel if you would like to learn more about RUST: