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Techorama NL 2023
 | 10.10.2023

WASM, WASI, WTF? WebAssembly 101 – for .NET developers

Buzzword bingo, FTW! No, this session is not about Blazor WebAssembly. Rather, Christian will discuss WebAssembly as a base technology and ubiquitous platform that enables many ever-dreamed-of scenarios in computing. These include - in conjunction with WASI - secure isolated execution environments, powerful instantiation & execution engines, and lightweight server-side & serverless runtime environments. And all this with almost every programming language and framework, including C# and .NET. Come by and get an idea of why, what, and how WebAssembly, WASI & Co. will make a difference in a world also beyond the browser. As a .NET developer, you should definitely know about one of the hottest technologies in town. (Oh, and yes: we will also briefly talk about Blazor WebAssembly...)

Christian Weyer

Christian Weyer

Christian Weyer is co-founder and CTO of Thinktecture. He’s been creating software for more than two decades.

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Techorama NL 2023
09.10.23  
- 11.10.23 
@ Utrecht
 (NL)

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