WebAssembly is not only changing the way we build and deploy software, but it can improve every aspect of the developer experience from napkin sketch to deployment. In this session, Kevin takes you on a trip from application concept (the "napkin") all the way to production in the cloud (and beyond!). He will illustrate the process of building a full-featured, cloud-native application composed of polyglot actors (Rust and Go!) using the open source project wasmCloud. You'll learn how this journey changes for the better in so many ways simply by embracing the power and–even the limitations–of WebAssembly. You'll see how what you build in isolation on your workstation can grow in scale, performance, and resiliency, all without ever having to re-architect components, consume hard-to-use remote services, or recompile a complex chain of dependencies. Ship your napkin to production! PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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Fast approaching 5 billion users, the web platform has seen tremendous growth and innovation in the past year! Web developers around the world have come together, building vital experiences for everyone, everywhere. Learn how Google is investing in a better web by building user trust in a privacy-first future, pushing innovation with Chrome, and enabling developer success with tools and guidance. Speakers: Ben Galbraith, Dion Almaer, Travis McPhail PUBLICATION PERMISSIONS:
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Author David Kopec discusses Constraint-Satisfaction Problems in Python. To learn more, see David's book Classic Computer Science Problems in Python | http://mng.bz/opAp Use the discount code TWITKOPE40 for 40% off of any Manning title. A large number of problems which computational tools solve can be broadly categorized as constraint-satisfaction problems (CSPs). CSPs are composed of variables with possible values which fall into ranges known as domains. Constraints between the variables must be satisfied in order for constraint-satisfaction problems to be solved. Those three core concepts—variables, domains, and constraints—are simple to understand, and their generality underlies the wide applicability of constraint-satisfaction problem solving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21J-UjA2u_c