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There are plenty of languages Wasm can be compiled from. C, Kotlin, and AssemblyScript are only a few of them.

Accessing operating system features from Wasm with examples in Wat.

Running Wasm code in Node.js, the popular backend platform.

Executing Wasm code in a browser via WebAssembly JavaScript API.

Dealing with strings and other complex data types via Wasm memory mechanism.

Learning basic building blocks of programming in Wat.

Discovering basic representation of WebAssembly: binary and text formats.

Getting started with WebAssembly: writing and executing a simple program in Wat.

A series of learning texts covering the first steps with WebAssembly for complete beginners.

Keeping options open is one of the most useful principles of Clean Architecture. Let’s dive deeper with code examples in Java and Spring framework.