Introduction to WebAssembly Fundamentals
Master WebAssembly runtime fundamentals and learn how this powerful technology enables diverse programming languages to run efficiently in web browsers.
Master WebAssembly runtime fundamentals and learn how this powerful technology enables diverse programming languages to run efficiently in web browsers.
Dive into the world of WebAssembly, the fourth official language of the web alongside JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. This comprehensive course explores how WebAssembly works under the hood, its capabilities within and beyond the browser, and its applications in blockchain, serverless computing, and IoT. Perfect for developers and architects seeking to understand WebAssembly's potential in modern web development.
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What you'll learn
Understand the fundamentals of WebAssembly runtime environment
Explore WebAssembly's internal architecture and execution model
Learn how WebAssembly integrates with existing web technologies
Master WebAssembly capabilities in and beyond the browser
Discover applications in blockchain and serverless computing
Gain insights into WebAssembly's future developments
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There are 6 modules in this course
This comprehensive course introduces WebAssembly as a powerful runtime environment for web applications. Students learn about WebAssembly's core concepts, its role in modern web development, and practical applications across different industries. The curriculum covers WebAssembly's internal workings, its integration with existing web technologies, and its potential beyond browser-based applications. Special attention is given to emerging use cases in blockchain, serverless computing, and IoT development.
The Interactive Web - A Brief History
Module 1
Introducing WebAssembly
Module 2
Practical WebAssembly
Module 3
WebAssembly Beyond the Browser
Module 4
The Future of WebAssembly
Module 5
Final Exam
Module 6
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Technical Trainer Advancing Linux Education and Emerging Technologies
Aleksandra Jones is a technical trainer and writer at The Linux Foundation, where she specializes in emerging technologies with a particular focus on WebAssembly. Her diverse background combines a Bachelor's degree in English with a minor in Computer Science, bringing a unique perspective to technical education. Jones maintains Linux certification in Kernel Internals and Development, and has co-authored multiple courses for the Linux Foundation. Beyond her training role, she serves as an editor for the Evil Tux blog, where she evaluates technical tutorials to ensure accuracy and engagement for professionals interested in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity topics. Her hands-on approach to technology extends to her personal interests, as she actively participates in capture the flag competitions and explores cybersecurity projects in her spare time.
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Chief Technology Officer Driving Innovation in Financial Software and Open Source
Colin Eberhardt is the Chief Technology Officer at Scott Logic, a UK-based software consultancy specializing in complex applications for financial services clients. With over 15 years at Scott Logic, Eberhardt has played a key role in the company's growth from a small startup to a thriving consultancy with hundreds of employees across multiple locations. As CTO, he divides his time between leading the R&D team and providing advisory consultancy to clients. Eberhardt is widely recognized as a thought leader in mobile technologies and has directed teams developing critical systems for major banks. He is also a prolific technical author, blogger, and speaker, covering topics such as WebAssembly, HTML5, JavaScript, and data visualization with D3 and d3fc. Eberhardt is deeply involved in the open source community, serving as a board member of FINOS (Fintech Open Source Foundation) and actively contributing to various GitHub projects. His passion for open source stems from its ability to keep his skills fresh, improve his communication and development practices, and harness global creativity to enhance software projects. Eberhardt holds a PhD in Physics from the University of Leeds and has co-authored books on Swift programming and microscopy techniques.
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