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1 min read WebAssembly

A cartoon intro to WebAssembly series

The logos of the four major browsers, holding hands in victory

This series was published just as browsers were beginning to turn WebAssembly on by default.

It was the beginning of a beautiful friendship and collaboration with Luke Wagner, one of the co-creators of WebAssembly and the champion of the WebAssembly component model.

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