For years, native applications have outperformed web apps in speed, functionality, and access to system resources. Whether it’s high-performance gaming, multimedia editing, or data-intensive processing, web technologies—especially JavaScript—were never built to handle such complex operations efficiently. That’s where WebAssembly (Wasm) comes in. What is WebAssembly (Wasm)? WebAssembly (commonly known as Wasm) is a binary instruction…

Caching is the process of storing frequently used data in memory.An example of this is when a teacher asks a student, “What is the capital of China?”The student searches for the answer in a book and replies.The next time the teacher asks the same question, the student answers quickly—without needing to look it up again.Similarly,…