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==About== | ==About== | ||
[[WebAssembly]], or WASM, is a compiled bytecode for web applications. It runs on a wide variety of browsers and platforms, including mobile (Android and iOS). It requires a bit of minimal "glue" [[JavaScript]] in order to access the browser's [[document object model|DOM]]. | [[WebAssembly]], or WASM, is a compiled bytecode for web applications. It runs on a wide variety of browsers and platforms, including mobile (Android and iOS). It requires a bit of minimal "glue" [[JavaScript]] in order to access the browser's [[document object model|DOM]]. | ||
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* [http://webassembly.org/ official] | |||
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* {{l/sub|Getting Started in WebAssembly with C++|User:Charlotte}} by Charlotte Fields | |||
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