WebAssembly in 2026: Where It Has Landed, What WASI 0.2 Changes, and Why Java and Kotlin Developers Should Pay Attention Now

WebAssembly has moved from browser novelty to a legitimate server-side runtime. WASI 0.2 introduced the Component Model and a proper…

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WebAssembly in 2026: Three Years of “Almost Ready”

The Component Model shipped. WASI Preview 2 is stable. Wasmtime hit 30+. Browser WASM is genuinely mature. And yet server-side…

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The WASM Component Model: Software from LEGO Bricks

WebAssembly has always promised portable, safe, fast code anywhere. The Component Model is finally delivering on that promise — by…

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WebAssembly Beyond Browsers: The Container Killer That’s Actually Happening

WASI 0.3.0 brings native async, sub-second cold starts, and the promise of truly portable compute—from edge to embedded When WebAssembly…

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Will WebAssembly Replace Java in Serverless Environments?

Serverless platforms like AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Run have transformed how developers deploy applications by eliminating server management. Two technologies stand out in…

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Async Rust and WebAssembly for blazing-fast web applications

Rust has taken the programming world by storm. This versatile language offers the best of both worlds: the speed and…

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Empowering Web Development: The Rise of Wasm

WebAssembly (Wasm) has emerged as a transformative force in the realms of web development and cloud computing. This article delves…

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Java getting back to the browser?

Lead-in This article talks about WebAssembly and can be read to get the first glimpse of it. At the same…

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