Explore the transformative potential of the WebAssembly Component Model in this keynote address by Luke Wagner, Distinguished Engineer at Fastly. Delve into the definition of a component, its relationship to familiar concepts, and the new capabilities it unlocks for the future of software development. Learn how this model emphasizes security, composability, and modularity while building on WebAssembly's language-neutral foundations. Gain insights into how the Component Model could revolutionize the way we build, distribute, and conceptualize software on a large scale.
What is a Component and Why? - Understanding the WebAssembly Component Model
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Keynote: What is a Component (and Why)? - Luke Wagner, Distinguished Engineer, Fastly
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