why WASM on Servers?!?!?!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Ok, So here are just some of my ideas and thoughts on why people are excited about wasm on the backend. Let me know your thoughts!
Let me know what you think and what you are excited about for WASM!!
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That sounds like a good idea, I'm curious by how the runtime will provide virtual memory, though. I'm currently looking for a way to artificially limit the resources of software to come up with ways of running certain workloads with few resources. Will subscribe to know about the updates :)
Thanks for watching!!! We got it working with kubernetes the other day! it was pretty cool (it was a 3 hour ish slog) but we have more experiments to do with WASM to understand it better! Thanks and let me know if you have any things you would like to explore!
Cool! Just subscribed, interesting topic. I was first curious about all this when I saw it appearing in the Docker app.
Question here: If WASM is essentially a portable runtime, why doesn't everyone using any language target LLVM -> WASM?
Also, at the end of the video, you talk about UI libraries. But if WASM is particularly good at interacting with JavaScript, wouldn't you get access to the bazillions of JS libraries?
Interesting. Most of those are designed for web, meaning you would need to pack a css renderer ect... effectively remaking react native on wasm... right? I'm not sure it would be amazing? But I could be very wrong. I'm happy to explore it!
@@thenullbytes Haha, good point here. You essentially told my brain "stop trying to do everything with javascript".
What editor/theme do you use?
That looks like obsidian
Obsidian, nvim, vscode are my main editors. I think it's just the default dark on Obsidian, join the live streams and I'm more then happy to show any and all my configuration
Wasm is the first widely deployed general purpose capability system. This means more than just isolation - it means that services in wasm can interact directly with one another without having to trust each another. It's great to see this property, which we have been enjoying in high-integrity environments for decades, finally trickle down to popular free tools.
I'm interested in it for sure! I'm not so excited about transpilation part, but we will see how that ends up. The idea is very exciting and has a ton of use cases I'm excited about! Thanks for joining and giving your insights!
your cloud is down
I know!!!! Major power outage kno ked a bunch of stuff offline yesterday, and due to a firmware issue on my cheap hardware they need help booting back up due to their on board clocks! Super annoying!