Fastly CTO Tyler McMullen on Lucet and the future of WebAssembly and Rust [Interview] | Packt HubAround this time in 2015, W3C introduced WebAssembly, a small binary format that promises to bring near-native performance to the web. Since then it has been well received by web developers, with some going as far as to say that the “death of JavaScript is near.” It is also supported in all the major browsers including Mozilla, Chrome, Safari, and Edge. While WebAssembly was initially designed wit
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