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Previewing WebAssembly experiments in Microsoft Edge

Last June, we announced the start of our journey towards implementing WebAssembly – a new, portable, size and load-time-efficient binary format suitable for compiling to the web. WebAssembly is a continuation of our previous efforts to support asm.js to bring a fast and safe compile target to the web. You can learn more about WebAssembly



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Last June, we announced the start of our journey towards implementing WebAssembly – a new, portable, size and load-time-efficient binary format suitable for compiling to the web. WebAssembly is a continuation of our previous efforts to support asm.js to bring a fast and safe compile target to the web. You can learn more about WebAssembly



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