Wasmer 5.0 introduces support for iOS, allowing WebAssembly modules to run on Apple devices, thereby expanding high-performance application possibilities within its ecosystem.
The latest release features a significantly leaner codebase, having removed 20,000 lines of code to enhance the development of new features and improve performance.
Dropping support for Emscripten, which had remained largely unused for two years, reflects Wasmer’s focus on optimizing performance and simplifying its codebase.
Module deserialization improvements mean that tasks like Module::deserialize or executing a module with wasmer run can be executed up to 50% faster.
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