Titus Efferian
Sep 16, 2024

There are two use cases for WebAssembly:

1. Move heavy computational parts from JavaScript code into a WebAssembly codebase.

2. Expand your existing native apps to the web without rewriting all of your existing code.

Case number 2 is currently the most common situation that we see in real-world applications. For example:

1. Adobe Photoshop for the web (porting their existing C++ code to the web).

2. GoodNotes for the web (porting their existing Swift code to the web).

https://web.dev/case-studies/goodnotes

https://web.dev/articles/ps-on-the-web

Titus Efferian
Titus Efferian

Written by Titus Efferian

Experienced Web Platform Engineer in all stages of advanced web development. Knowledgeable in user interface, debugging processes, and improving web performance

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