RSVP for our October 30 Browsertech.wasm event in San Francisco.

Links for Tom:

• Mastodon
• @tomayac on Twitter
• Blog
• WasmAssembly Podcast
• WebAssembly at Google talk at Wasm I/O

Browsertech links:

• Browsertech Digest newsletter
• Jamsocket (@jamsockethq on twitter)
• Host @paulgb on twitter

Audio version of the Browsertech Digest post People are Actually Using WebAssembly.

Links mentioned:

• Andy Wingo's post “tree-shaking, the horticulturally misguided algorithm”
• The Wasm Engine architecture tweet
• My previous episode with Luke at Sequence
• RSVP for our Sept 5th NYC event

We will also be hosting an event in SF on October 30th, details coming soon.

Show-related links:

• @paulgb on twitter
• Jamsocket
• @JamsocketHQ on twitter

Links:

• Jamsocket (@JamsocketHQ)
• Paul Butler (@paulgb)
• Local First Conf (newsletter, @localfirstconf)

We will be hosting the first Browsertech LA on May 23. We're also doing an event in SF on May 22 with our friends at Krea. Hope to see you there!

Show Links:

• @kylebarron2 on twitter
• kylebarron.dev
• Lonboard project on GitHub
• @paulgb on twitter
• Jamsocket
• @JamsocketHQ on twitter

This is a reading of the Browsertech Digest post Cloudflare's Durable Multiplayer Moat, published April 10, 2024.

For links and references related to this episode, see the inline links in that post.

Paul was joined by Breck and Billy of Row Zero to talk HTML canvas rendering; spinning up an EC2 instance for every acitve user; and streaming data only as needed.

Episode links:

• Row Zero

Show links:

• Browsertech
• Jamsocket
• @JamsocketHQ on twitter
• @paulgb on twitter

Paul was joined by Ben Schmidt of Nomic to talk WebGL, WebGPU, and the challenges of visualizing large-scale AI embeddings in the browser.

Nomic links:

• Nomic
• Ben Schmidt
• @nomic_ai on twitter
• @benschmidt on twitter

Browsertech links:

• Browsertech
• Jamsocket
• @JamsocketHQ on twitter
• @paulgb on twitter

Paul was joined by Andrew and Eric of Prospective to talk WebAssembly, Pyodide, and streaming real-time data visualization in the browser.

We are hosting an in-person Browsertech NYC event on March 7, 2024. Register here.

Prospective links:

• Prospective.co
• LinkedIn
• Perspective (open-source codebase discussed in the show) on GitHub

Browsertech links:

• Browsertech Digest
• Jamsocket