I'm a computer scientist and chaos magician that loves to make hard or opaque things easier to explain. I like to find the connections between things that allow for easier explanations, like git being effectively a blockchain. I like taking complicated things apart, learning how they work together and using that knowledge to create bigger and better things. I also like getting inspiration from sources other people would disregard.
As of Go 1.15, the Go compiler supports compiling your code to WebAssembly. Unfortunately there has been very little documentation of how it works. This talk will cover how it all works at a low level and how it all is built up into making your work shine!
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