Introduction to Web Assembly - How WebAssembly Will Work and Why You Should Use It

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In this video, Conner talks about a language that could change how apps are run on the web. This language is WebAssembly. It is currently in development by people from major companies like Google, Mozilla, Microsoft, and Apple. Conner goes into the concept of how it will work and why current JavaScript developers should keep an eye out.



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