Lin Clark: A Cartoon Intro to WebAssembly | JSConf EU 

20:30 The most hardcore LLVM fan in the audience :D

Awesome speaker with great illustrations. Clear, instructive and dynamic talk on this interesting topic.

Fantastic presentation. Thank you. I love these high level overviews. Most of us want to "get to coding" but without context it's only zombie coding.

She's really good.

Bravo! Excellent, crystal clear explanation of a difficult topic! (Particularly for non-programmers, and more "visually-oriented" individuals.) TY!

awesome talk, awesome illustration. AWESOME! ;D

This is such a good presentation. Thoroughly enjoyed.

This is incredibly informative. Thank you

Wow, she ate this talk up. Very clear, very precise. Danke!

A great presentation. Learned a lot. Thank you :)

Absolutely brilliant talk. THANK YOU !

Such an excellent presentation - and a very talented speaker.

She is an absolutely brilliant speaker.

Great talk, loved it!

Extremely excellent presentation.

What a brilliant presentation.

She's very good at explaining.

Really good presentation !

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You really made my day with that video thanks a lot

WOW!! This is a really cool presentation.

Amazing

THE Conferencist.

great stuff!

This is amazing

Fantastic talk. I get it now!

Hi everyone! This is sort of my synopsis of this talk. Please help me correct any mistakes I might have made. "How, in the future (now's present?), browsers will download web assembly instead of Javascript and run that. Web assembly is super fast for various reasons (mentioned at the end of this talk). This talk explains what web assembly is and how javascript, which is an imperative language, cannot be compiled into web assembly. However, its modules that you use in your code (like react's core code) CAN be converted to web assembly because they're written in the languages that can be compiled into web assembly (like C)."

presenter is avoiding to mention that the guy who made Java script is Brendan Eich who was Mozilla CEO who was forced out of his position like the plague. He runs Brave Browser and Brave Search now

wow, i learned a lot from this talk

What a good introduction!

after watching this. just realized it will take longer to understand/'get' webassembly that I thought ...

Excellent intro to web assembly.

She is amazing

Brilliant talk. Thank you. I just saw another fantastic talk on WebAssembly by Dan Callahan (also from Mozilla). Are all Mozilla folks this good? :p

Maybe I'm confused about WebAssembly. I ask because in the comments for this video I see people asking when will JS will be replaced by WebAssembly (as if programmers will be developing code in WebAssembly) and further more people speculating that JS won't likely be replaced completely by WebAssembly for another X years(?) so their NodeJS, Angular and JS skills are safe for now? Huh? I thought I understood from this talk that developers will still be writing their applications in high level languages (e.g., JS, plus others). It's just that these High Level Languages will get compiled into WebAssembly code that will be downloaded and run in the browser (after it gets translated into machine code by the browser engine). So with that context in mind I don't understand all of this discussion/speculation about WebAssembly replacing JS and obsoleting other high level software tools (e.g., Nodejs, Angular). It's not a competing technology to high level software dev tools...it's complimentary, right? Am I missing something?

heptapods at 7:14! ! It is like the scene of Arrival.

Excellent presentation. Manual memory management and numbers only.... I think there is some ground to cover before this is getting widely used. And I can't help to wonder if wasm is that important... I mean if it is only number crunching, how much of that would you like to run on the client anyway?

why do we need move efficient js in the first place.. like we can make all kind of CRUD operations now with node and other languages whats more do we need js for, besides graphics orientaed work ??

Thanks. You delivered great, but I am little dumb to fully understand this stuff. Still wrapping my head around :-(

This was very clear in explaining webassembly compared to a lot of other videos in RU-vid. I am learning javascript, nodejs, and angular... will these technologies be abandoned in next 5+ years?

When will wasm be able to manipulate the dom?

7:16 Arrival movie reference

So Typescript faster than Javascript because it can optimize everything, in the beginning, itself?

Fall out Raider help us understand new technology :))

Web assembly : 15:34

This is a comparison of interpreted languages vs binary code. Waste of time, if you're here to learn details specific to web assembly. Such as how stack/heap/program memory is allocated, is there GC multi threading. Is there separation similar to kernel /user space