WebAssemblybased
WebAssemblybased is an adjective describing software, components, or architectures designed to run on or compile to WebAssembly (Wasm). WebAssembly is a portable, binary instruction format and execution model that runs in modern web browsers and other sandboxed environments. WebAssemblybased software aims for near-native performance, strong isolation, and broad portability across host platforms.
WebAssembly originated as a standardization effort by the W3C with major browser vendors. It defines a stack-based
Execution environments for WebAssemblybased code include web browsers and standalone runtimes such as Wasmtime, Wasmer, and
Common advantages include portability, strong isolation, predictable performance, and a growing ecosystem of languages and tooling.
Limitations include evolving debugging support, GC and memory management readiness, and the need to model I/O