Performance
WebAssembly and Its Use in The Sandbox
WebAssembly, also known as Wasm, is an open W3C standard that was first released in 2015. Wasm is a new type of code that allows native applications written in languages like C++ to run efficiently and portably in a web browser. The term ‘portably’, in this case, means the code can run within any browser context using standard browser APIs without requiring any recoding.