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Updates: [2015-07-02] New material in these sections: How do I create WebAssembly code? First experiences in practice Further reading [2015-06-24] I added an FAQ with three new questions: Does the web finally have a universal bytecode? Isn’t WebAssembly like Flash? Will WebAssembly make JavaScript faster? WebAssembly (short: wasm) is a new binary format for the web, created by Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and others. It will be used for performance critical code and to compile languages other than JavaScript (especially C/C++) to the web platform. It can be seen as a next step for asm.js [^3].

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