hoop33/cotb_wasm

Why the Web Wants WebAssembly -- Code on the Beach 2019

Why the Web Wants WebAssembly

Presentation for Code on the Beach 2019

Files

• webassembly.md and the images directory make up the presentation, which is played through DeckSet https://www.deckset.com
• The adder directory contains the files for the Adder application
• The colors directory contains the files for the Colors application
• The jscolors directory contains the JavaScript implementation of the spin function used in the Colors application

Adder

WebAssembly module in wat format to add two numbers

Requirements

• The WebAssembly Binary Toolkit https://github.com/WebAssembly/wabt
• Python 3 (or some other local web server)

Build

$ cd adder
$ make

This will compile the WebAssembly module and start a local web server. Open your browser to http://localhost:8000 and use the arrow keys to increment/decrement the addends.

Files

• add.wat -- source for the WebAssembly module with a function to add two numbers
• adder.js -- JavaScript to load the WebAssembly module and set the event listener to call the add function
• index.html -- page for addend input and sum output
• main.css -- some amateur styling

Colors

Web App in WebAssembly and Rust that displays a triadic color palettes

Requirements

• Rust https://www.rust-lang.org
• wasm-pack https://rustwasm.github.io/wasm-pack/
• wasm32-unknown-unknown
• npm https://www.npmjs.com

Build

$ cd colors
$ wasm-pack build
$ cd www
$ npm install
$ npm run start

This will compile the WebAssembly module and start a local web server. Open your browser to http://localhost:8080, click the color at the top, select a new color, and watch the other colors update.

License

Copyright © 2019 Rob Warner

Licensed under the MIT License