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2020

Illustration: Migrating to the New Emscripten LLVM Backend DEVELOPMENT  |  Development • Web • WebAssembly Migrating to the New Emscripten LLVM Backend We share the experience of migrating from the old Fastcomp backend to the new LLVM backend in Emscripten.
Illustration: The State of Debugging in WebAssembly DEVELOPMENT  |  Development • Web • WebAssembly The State of Debugging in WebAssembly We share our tips and tricks for debugging issues in WebAssembly and look to the future to see what's coming.
Illustration: How to Use WebAssembly Modules in a Web Worker DEVELOPMENT  |  WebAssembly • Web • Development • How To • JavaScript How to Use WebAssembly Modules in a Web Worker A short tutorial showing the use of WebAssembly in a web worker.

2019

Illustration: WebAssembly and Emscripten Chat with Alon Zakai BLOG  |  Web • Development • WebAssembly • Emscripten WebAssembly and Emscripten Chat with Alon Zakai A chat with Alon Zakai, co-creator of WebAssembly and creator of Emscripten.

2018

Illustration: A Real-World WebAssembly Benchmark BLOG  |  Web • Development • WebAssembly • Performance A Real-World WebAssembly Benchmark A WebAssembly Benchmark for browser vendors to test a real-world production application.
Illustration: Deploy a WebAssembly-Based PDF Viewer to the Cloud with One Command BLOG  |  Web • Development • WebAssembly • Infrastructure Deploy a WebAssembly-Based PDF Viewer to the Cloud with One Command In this blog post, we show how easy it is to deploy our standalone, WebAssembly-powered version of PSPDFKit for Web to ZEIT’s now.sh, a cloud provider.
Illustration: Optimizing WebAssembly Startup Time BLOG  |  Web • Development • WebAssembly Optimizing WebAssembly Startup Time Four simple yet effective solutions we currently employ in PSPDFKit for Web to reduce WebAssembly startup time.

2017

Illustration: WebAssembly: A New Hope BLOG  |  Web • Development • WebAssembly WebAssembly: A New Hope What is WebAssembly, and what does it mean for the web?