Native Languages - and Wasm

This track will look at the state of native languages like Rust, Go, and others, while also checking in with the reality of using WebAssembly in the real world. 


From this track

Session Deterministic Simulation Testing

A Deterministic Simulation Testing (DST) Journey: From WASM in Go to State Machines in Rust

Monday Mar 16 / 10:35AM GMT

Deterministic simulation testing finds bugs by exploring random execution paths, injecting failures, and letting you replay any failure with a single starting seed.

Speaker image - Alfonso Subiotto

Alfonso Subiotto

Software Engineer @Polar Signals

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Unconference: Native Languages

Monday Mar 16 / 11:45AM GMT

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Designing Language-Agnostic Plugin Systems With Webassembly and Extism

Monday Mar 16 / 01:35PM GMT

Imagine a world where anyone could write plugins/extensions in any languages that interop with the application, regardless of your stack. Extism makes that real by using WebAssembly.

Speaker image - Shivay Lamba

Shivay Lamba

Developer Experience Engineer @Qualcomm, Google Summer of Code Admin @Jenkins

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Efficiency and Isolation with Unikraft

Monday Mar 16 / 02:45PM GMT

Details coming soon.

Session

Rust in the Real World

Monday Mar 16 / 03:55PM GMT

Details coming soon.

Session

Go in the Real World

Monday Mar 16 / 05:05PM GMT

Details coming soon.

Track Host

Werner Schuster

Kernel Developer @Wolfram, InfoQ Editor Functional Programming

Werner Schuster (@murphee) sometimes writes software, sometimes writes about software. He focuses on languages, security, and performance.

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