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Spritely: Infrastructure for the Future of the Internet
Christine Lemmer-Webber and David Thompson discuss Spritely's vision for a decentralized web, explaining capability-based security, actor models, and local-first tech to build resilient apps.
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How WebAssembly Components Enable Safe and Portable Software Extensions
Alex Radovici discusses how WebAssembly components solve the "untrusted code" problem, providing a sandboxed, language-agnostic framework for building high-performance software extensions.
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WASM Components are a FaaS' Best Friend
Laurent Doguin explains why WebAssembly (Wasm) components are the future of FaaS. He discusses the Wasm Component Model, security isolation, and building distributed systems with CNCF wasmCloud.
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WASM in the Enterprise: Secure, Portable, and Ready for Business
Andrea Peruffo discusses WebAssembly's role on the server, showcasing how Chicory enables secure, portable, and performant polyglot applications, sharing key enterprise use cases.
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Rebuilding Prime Video UI with Rust and WebAssembly
Alexandru Ene features details of a new UI SDK in Rust for Prime Video that targets living room devices.
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Turbocharged Development: the Speed and Efficiency of WebAssembly
Danielle Lancashire discusses why Wasm is the most cross-platform unit of compute for serverless applications, and how that translates to efficiency at scale.
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Fast, Scalable, Secure: WebAssembly and the Future of Isolation
Tal Garfinkel discusses the isolation technologies that underlie WebAssembly, and the limitations of the current state-of-the-art.
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Build Features Faster with WebAssembly Components
Bailey Hayes discusses what has been impossible: the ability to write an application that combines libraries written in different languages, runnable in the web, on the server, and at the edge.
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WebAssembly: Open to Interpretation
Rob Pilling discusses the foundational corners of WebAssembly.
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Better Serverless Computing with WebAssembly
William Overton discusses why WebAssembly is the next big step on the journey to computing at the edge, the Compute@Edge platform, and developments in the WASM ecosystem (WASI & Component Model).
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Secure, Performant Platform Extensibility through WebAssembly
Saúl Cabrera explores how server-side WebAssembly can be leveraged to enable synchronous, secure and performant platform extensibility.
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Panel: WebAssembly - the Past, Present and Future
Aaron Turner, Taylor Thomas and Matt Butcher discuss the past, the present, and the future; where they think this technology will be most impactful in the coming years.
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