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Swift for WebAssembly - Steven Van Impe

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Steven Van Impe introduces Swift for WebAssembly, demonstrating how to run Swift in the browser, interact with the DOM, and communicate with a Vapor backend.

WebAssembly is a rapidly growing technology that provides great opportunities for Swift developers. This talk will introduce Swift developers to WebAssembly, and demonstrate how they can run Swift in the browser, call JavaScript from Swift to access the DOM, add Swift modules to web apps, and so much more. The talk concludes with a demo that shows multiple WebAssembly clients communicating with a Vapor back-end through websockets. 🎥 Recorded at the ServerSide.swift conference in London in 2024. 🙌 Sponsored by Broken Hands: brokenhands.io 🐥 Twitter: twitter.com/swiftserverconf 🐘 Mastodon: hachyderm.io/@swiftserverconf 📸 Instagram: instagram.com/swiftserverconf 👔 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/swiftserverconf 📱 Website: serversideswift.info ✌🏻Organized By Tim Condon: twitter.com/0xtim

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