Tag: webassembly
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Blazor is a web framework developed by Microsoft. It enables developers to create web apps using C# and HTML. However, calling existing JavaScript APIs is inevitable while developing a Blazor project. This article will help web developers who want to build web barcode reader ...
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Emscripten supports compiling C/C++ code to wasm files. Dynamic linking is a basic need for building complicated projects. In this article, I will share how to build a standalone wasm file and how to link multiple wasm files in Windows.
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A month ago, Mozilla announced WASI (WebAssembly system interface) in their blog post. WASI is a new standardization that allows WebAssembly code to run anywhere. Although WASI is still a work in progress prototype, I can’t wait to try it out.
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Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode SDK is built based on WebAssembly, which provides high performance for reading barcodes in web apps. This tutorial aims to demonstrate how to quickly create a simple web barcode reader by using React and Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode SDK.
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Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode SDK is built based on WebAssembly. In this article, I will illustrate how to build a simple web barcode reader app by using Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode SDK and Angular.
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Web Worker is a way to run JavaScript in background threads. The worker thread can perform some heavy works without interfering with the user interface. This article shares how to load WebAssembly and invoke Dynamsoft JavaScript barcode APIs in a web worker.
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A JavaScript barcode SDK can be built in C/C++ for high performance. We can compile C/C++ code to a Node.js addon or WebAssembly. Which one is superior? Let’s try Dynamsoft Barcode Reader SDK to find the answer.
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The reason WebAssembly appealing to me, besides the performance, is that I can run WebAssembly either on client-side or server-side. In this post, I will share how to build WebAssembly file and run it with Node.js.
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WebAssembly (Wasm) is a revolutionary technology for Web development. It aims to execute at native speed in web browsers. With WebAssembly, it is convenient to port C/C++ code for web client and server applications. Dynamsoft Barcode Reader 6.2 is the most potent barcode SDK ...
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Last week, I had successfully built JavaScript and WebAssembly ZXing barcode SDK. In this post, I will use the pure JavaScript barcode SDK to create a simple client-side HTML5 barcode reader app, which works in any WebRTC supported web browsers.
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If you are looking for a barcode SDK for web development, the ideal outcome is to find a pure JavaScript SDK. The pure JavaScript SDK means JavaScript APIs do not rely on any server-side code. However, most of the barcode SDKs are written in C/C++ and Java. They do not have c ...
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It was my first time to hear about WebAssembly when watching Google I/O ‘17. WebAssembly (wasm) lets developers compile C/C++ or other statically typed languages into JavaScript for building high-performance web apps. Assume I have a C/C++ barcode detection or OCR library dep ...