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The WebAssembly Component Model promises many things, but one of the most exciting promises is cross-ecosystem component composition. You're able to choose the right source language for various aspects of your application, whether that's Rust for zippy media codecs, Go for its excellent cryptography stack, or a high-level language like JavaScript for your business logic. The Component Model proves itself invaluable for budding ecosystems like that of the Grain programming language. Developers who have wanted to use Grain to write WebAssembly but found the ecosystem of libraries not yet mature enough are now able to depend on libraries from any language ecosystem. In this talk, we'll explore what's possible with composition through the Component Model, how developers use it today, and where it can help you in everyday development.
Oscar Spencer is the co-creator of Grain, an easy-to-use functional language for WebAssembly, and Principal Engineer at F5 NGINX, building products that leverage WebAssembly.
Tuesday November 12, 2024 11:00am - 11:35am MST
Ballroom 2
