Show notes
WebAssembly keeps expanding beyond its original “run C/Rust in the browser” story, and this episode is a tour through the ideas and tooling that are shaping what comes next. Joel Moses and Oscar Spencer are joined by Conrad Watt, PhD., co-chair of the W3C WebAssembly Community Group, a key contributor to the formal memory and concurrency models, and an assistant professor at NTU Singapore, to talk about how formal methods, mechanized proofs, and specification engineering are influencing the evolution of Wasm.
Conrad recounts how his academic work intersected with WebAssembly’s earliest…
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