Applied WebAssembly: Compiling and Running C++ in Your Web Browser - Ben Smith - CppCon 2019

[@definty]

14:10 starts

[@jonathan_cline]

Thank you lol, starting rolling my eyes after a bit there

[@Arcsecant]

Second

[@ciCCapROSTi]

thanks, that talk about diversity was turbocringe.

[@jaysistar2711]

I use WASM for quite a bit, now. I'd like to see more presentations on it, especially when it comes to plugins and extensions.

We actually use wasm-clang to provide an in-browser execution tool of short C snippets in our university's introductory C course :) So thanks for that!

[@TheOnlyAndreySotnikov]

I am curious how good C++ engineers survive in Google. I hate Google C++ Style Guidelines and their linter. And, Bazel...

[@__hannibaalbarca__]

Me too

[@ladislavdobrovsky8826]

seen this 3rd time now, still awesome talk

[@dadisuperman3472]

I don't know why they are reinventing the wheel... LLVM IR is already a form of WASM... and the browser could be just an LLVM compiler....augment with some browser API and some sand boxing

[@TheOnlyAndreySotnikov]

Gosh, this guy loves talking about himself. You can skip the first 14 minutes.

[@madonobel]

😂

[@mmocny]

Great Talk!

[@sucim]

Sadly this is not maintained. Would be great to have clang/llvm as a package, there are so many possible things people could do with this, but the maintainer would need to be no less of a C++/low-level coding wizard like this guy