The State of WebAssembly 2021
This blog post shares the results of the first State of WebAssembly Survey, with results from 250 respondents surveyed in June 2021. For those of you who just want some quick soundbites, here are the main findings: Rust is the most frequently used and most desired WebAssembly language. AssemblyScript is the second-most desireable WebAssembly language. WebAssembly is expected to have a significant
Slow Code HATES him! Optimising a web app from 1 to 60fps
Slow Code HATES him! Optimising a web app from 1 to 60fps This post explores my experience optimising a web app through iterative improvement. The app uses Svelte, but you don’t need any prior experience, and most of what I discuss applies to any web app. It follows on from Embrace your Obsessions! so if you want to learn more about Minesweeper and the context of this post, give it a read. After m
X3D: Declarative 3D for the Modern Web
Introduction Modern web technologies enable developers to create clean, yet visually rich, user experiences which are widely supported as standard by all of the major browsers. So, how do you actually go about writing standards-based visualisations for the web…? And what support is there exactly for 3D graphics? Let’s start by reviewing the two main supported approaches in the HTML standard: SVG a
Seven Surprising JavaScript 'Features'
Over the last couple of months I’ve made a few enhancements to JSHint, mainly as a way of learning ES6 (I’m most proud of re-implementing variable scope detection) and during that process I’ve come across a few things that surprised me, mostly about ES6 but also in ES3, including the following feature, which I’ve never used and this is where I will start. Break from any block You should be aware t
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ES6 Iterators, RxJS, IxJS and the Async Iterators proposal
