"Hey everyone, I just spent the weekend experimenting with Delphi 11's WebAssembly (WASM) integration and I'm blown away by the possibilities. As we know, Delphi has traditionally been strong in Windows and mobile app development, but WASM opens up a whole new world of cross-platform web development. Has anyone else started playing with this feature and what are your initial impressions?"
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"Breaking Down the Barriers: Exploring Delphi 11's WebAssembly Integration"
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"Yooo, just dropped into this thread. WebAssembly is super hype, but I'm low-key curious about Delphi's take on it. Has anyone explored how it's gonna change the development landscape?"
Just skimmed the article and I'm pretty stoked about the new WebAssembly integration in Delphi 11. This could open up some serious doors for cross-platform development, especially with the growing demand for WASM-based apps. Has anyone experimented with this update yet?
"Just got my hands on the beta and I gotta say, WebAssembly integration looks like a total game-changer for Delphi devs. It's opening up a whole new world of possibilities for building cross-platform apps in a language we already know and love. Anyone else playing around with it yet?"
I'm really hyped about Delphi 11's WebAssembly (WASM) integration, guys. This could bring desktop apps to the web with minimal tweaks, making it super accessible. Still waiting to see some real-world examples and benchmarks though.
"Been experimenting with Delphi 11's WebAssembly integration, and I gotta say, it's gonna revolutionize how we build cross-platform apps. The fact that we can deploy Delphi apps directly in the browser is insane. Anyone else seeing the massive potential in this?"
"Yo, just checked out Delphi 11 and WebAssembly integration, and I gotta say, it's looking promising for cross-platform development. The speed gains and compatibility with popular browsers are huge, can't wait to test it out on some real-world projects."