Probably the most impressive and exciting talk I have seen in years! Congrats to @fniephaus and Patrick Ziegler for their #wasmio presentation and work on @graalvm starting to compile Java applications to WasmGC. Kudos to Thomas Wuerthinger too.

In a month's time I will be visiting the #wasmio in #barcelona (as a participant) and I am pretty excited as I haven't visited either, yet.

I stumbled upon #WebAssembly in 2023 (okey, I've heard of it even earlier, but used it onyl in 2023 during the #12in23 by #exercism ), and in 2024 we've been experimenting with it in the context of #GreenIT at our company (i.e. having tiny Wasm Modules spinned up directly in clusters, instead of heavy weight #docker containers). We haven't had the chance to use it in production yet, and so I am really looking forward to see how other people use it and connect with the community.

Anyone here joining the conference as well? Any sessions or speakers or other highlights you're looking forward to? And any hidden gems to visit in Barcelona (as I'll be staying for days longer, after the conference )?

I presented on #WebAssembly at Google earlier today at #WasmCon. If you're interested in the various (public) ways Google is using #Wasm its various products or is involved in its standardization and tooling, these are the slides: https://goo.gle/wasmcon2024. One thing is certain: Google Wasm! (This is an updated version of the #WasmIO talk I gave with Thomas Nattestad.)

Back in March at #wasmio, @anfibiacreativa and I showed a WIDE array of #webassembly debugging in #vscode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sofGOtwGWu8.

But, you'll note: the debugger couldn't navigate #webassemblycomponent files. Now it can!

The slides of Thomas Nattestad's and my #WasmIO24 talk on #WebAssembly at Google are available at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bnYntCeekIev8hZnizixvLPUV7ljfJ2hNO6vBOcnXlE/edit?usp=sharing.

In the talk, we showed a lot of examples of how Google uses #Wasm in its products, creates tooling for Wasm, and contributes to Wasm's standardization.

For questions, catch either of us at the #wasmIO conference.

I am officially #lookingforwork to continue and expand my work with #WebAssembly.

With #WASI 0.2.0 now officially launched, now is a great time to invest in the Component Model and I can help!

I'm actively engaged in the Component-Model standards process and am giving a talk in two weeks at Wasm IO! #wasmio

https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/claw-and-the-future-of-component-native-programming-languages/

Some advance notice of an accepted talk at #WasmIO 2024: together with Thomas Nattestad, I'll present on "#WebAssembly at Google": https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/webassembly-at-google/.

There'll also be a dedicated session by Kevin Moore on "Flutter, Dart, and #Wasm": Shipping a new model for Web applications: https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/flutter-dart-and-wasm-shipping-a-new-model-for-web-applications/.

Very excited about Zalim Bashorov's session on "#Kotlin/Wasm—Compile Once Run Everywhere", too!

Really the best conference I can recall going to, with the exception of some earlier OSS summits and KubeCons. #wasmio videos are now appearing at https://www.youtube.com/@wasmio!!!! #webassembly knowledge for the asking.

Hello #wasmio! https://wasmio.tech

w/ @hola_soy_milk @baela

CW eye contact

It has been a day-long trek but I have finally arrived to Barcelona for tomorrow's wasmio.tech to talk (and watch ppl talk) shop about #webassembly
#wasmio

This https://wasmio.tech thing is going to be the . I'm seeing a bunch of great things coming together and they're all heading to #wasmio -- and then to #kubeconeu.