WebAssembly Components for Cloud and Edge Computing

This introductory module provides course orientation and welcome information for students beginning the WebAssembly Components course. Students will receive an overview of the course structure, expectations, and initial guidance to help them navigate through the learning experience successfully.

This module introduces the fundamentals of creating WebAssembly modules from the ground up. Students learn about WebAssembly's core concepts, module structure, and basic implementation techniques, including working with WebAssembly Text (wat) format.

This module focuses on using Rust to create WebAssembly modules. Students learn Rust programming fundamentals, toolchain setup, and how to compile Rust code to WebAssembly targets for efficient execution.

This module explores different WebAssembly runtime environments. Students learn how to work with various host runtimes, understand their capabilities, and implement WebAssembly modules across different platforms.

This module covers advanced techniques for communication between WebAssembly modules and host environments. Students learn about data exchange, memory management, and efficient interaction patterns between guest modules and host systems.

This module introduces the WebAssembly component model. Students learn about component-based architecture, modular design principles, and how to build reusable WebAssembly components for various applications.

This module explores advanced applications of WebAssembly components. Students learn about complex use cases, capability-based security models, and implementing sophisticated component-based solutions in cloud and edge environments.

This module consists of a comprehensive assessment to evaluate students' understanding of WebAssembly component development, implementation strategies, and advanced applications covered throughout the course.