Skip to main content

Spin Brings WebAssembly To The Cloud

 Spin is a new open source framework for building and running cloud microservices with WebAssembly which run on the Fermyon Cloud. Fermyon has also released an SDK for . NET.

First, WebAssembly was touted as a runtime that would be embedded into every major web browser in order to write code in any language that could be compiled to its bytecode format. Because of that, the popular browsers would be able to execute not just JavaScript but also compiled binaries, hence the second property that was attached to it;the Javascript killer. .

full article on i-programmer:

https://www.i-programmer.info/news/87-web-development/16023-spin-brings-webassembly-to-the-cloud.html

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Spatial Data Management For GIS and Data Scientists

  Videos of the lectures taught in Fall 2023 at the University of Tennessee are now available as a YouTube playlist. They provide a complete overview of the concepts of GeoSpatial science using Google Earth Engine, PostgresSQL GIS , DuckDB, Python and SQL. https://www.i-programmer.info/news/145-mapping-a-gis/16772-spatial-data-management-for-gis-and-data-scientists.html
Post a Comment
Read more

Microsoft Goes All Out On Educating Developers

  What better way to lure devs into the platform than to provide clear how-to instructions and deep educational material? Over the last couple of years, but especially during 2023, Microsoft has pumped up its educational facilities on . NET. For instance, it has released a number of self-paced projects we here at I Programmer have covered, such as: https://www.i-programmer.info/news/89-net/16857-microsoft-goes-all-out-on-educating-developers.html
Post a Comment
Read more