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A Gentle Introduction to WebAssembly in Rust (2025 Edition)
It’s clear WebAssembly is one of the more popular up-and-coming technologies out there. Its promise, a universal executable format, is not new. In fact it dates back to 1995 (almost thirty years ago!) with Java. Arguably, Java was successful in some areas, many enterprise software is built on Java after all, it tried for a brief time (Java Web Start) and eventually failed to ride the stellar rise of the world wide web. Microsoft .NET is a younger contender, but it arguably suffering from the same adoption challenge as Java. While it can run on most systems now, the web is still not one of them.
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How React and WebAssembly Can Speed Up Your Web Apps in 2025
Official WebAssembly Website Emscripten
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Write Your Own Virtual Machine
I don't think that terminology is "overwhelmingly common", and I'd argue that it isn't even entirely correct. The JVM is widely deployed, the Ethereum VM is called the "EVM", https://www.linuxfoundation.org/hubfs/LF%20Research/The_Stat... describes BPF and eBPF repeatedly as "virtual machines", https://webassembly.org/ begins by saying, "WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine," etc. "Virtual machine" is still the most common term for virtual machines.
You can't always use the term "emulator" instead of "virtual machine", because while you could say wasmtime was an "emulator", you can't correctly say that WebAssembly itself is an "emulator". Rather, WebAssembly is the virtual machine which wasmtime emulates. It's also common to call emulators "virtual machines". (The Wasmtime web site mostly calls wasmtime a "runtime" and WebAssembly an "instruction format", FWIW.) And of course a running instance of an emulator is also a "virtual machine" in a different sense.
I think it's also reasonable to use "virtual machine" in the way you are describing, and it has some overlap with this last sense of "virtual machine". Perhaps in your current environment that is the overwhelmingly most common usage, but that is definitely not true elsewhere.
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LAPACK in your web browser
But wait, you say! That is an extreme undertaking. LAPACK is vast, with approximately 1,700 routines, and implementing even 10% of them within a reasonable time frame is a significant challenge. Wouldn't it be better to just compile LAPACK to WebAssembly, a portable compilation target for programming languages such as C, Go, and Rust, which enables deployment on the web, and call it a day?
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10 reasons why you should choose Cerbos as your application's authorization provider
In today's rapidly changing application environments, authorization needs to be as flexible as the applications they protect. Cerbos provides flexible solutions that work with either monolithic, microservices, or hybrid architectures. This allows for smooth transitions as your application architecture changes. For deployment within containerized environments, you can deploy Cerbos within Kubernetes using several patterns namely: service, sidecar, or daemonset. Its edge deployment capabilities provide security and control across distributed environments. With the added WebAssembly (WASM) support, Cerbos can be embedded into any environment allowing you to extend access control even to IoT devices.
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Level Up Your WordPress Skills with WebAssembly
At Macronimous, we've been building with WordPress since the early days – way back in 2007! We've seen it evolve from a simple blogging platform to a powerful content management system that powers a huge chunk of the web. And while PHP, JavaScript, and MySQL remain the core of WordPress development, there's a new kid on the block that's worth exploring: WebAssembly (Wasm)., While not essential for every project, Wasm offers exciting new possibilities for developers looking to push the boundaries of what's possible with WordPress.
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Some Developer Tools I've Created
Most importantly, it is implemented using frontend technologies, requiring no server costs, so you don't need to worry about privacy issues. Its implementation is similar to squoosh, both leveraging WebAssembly.
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Run a Virtual Machine in Your Browser
But seriously, let's have some fun showcasing just how powerful modern browsers have become, especially now that they support WebAssembly (Wasm). Sure, traditional VM software is great, but being able to run an entire operating system in your browser? That's just cool! 🚀
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Build your own edge computing app
Although we're coding our app in JavaScript, what happens with edge computing is quite different from writing JS for environments like the browser or web server. When we develop Compute apps, Fastly is going to compile our source code into WebAssembly (Wasm).
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Postgres Foreign Data Wrappers with Wasm
WebAssembly (Wasm) is a binary instruction format that enables secure and high-performance execution of code on the web. It is originally designed for web browsers, but now can also be used in server-side environments like Postgres.
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