As we step into the future of WebAssembly, it's inspiring to conceptualize its potential roles in various areas - equivalent to paving the way for breakthrough products that can reshape industries or even create entirely new ones. By now, I believe you would agree that WebAssembly isn't just another tool; it’s more like a game-changing technology.
Embarking upon this journey of taking WebAssembly to the next level is akin to conceiving a revolutionary product. Sometimes, revolutionizing the product—like the transition from regular telephones to smartphones—requires an innovative technology. Drawing parallels to your roles as senior engineers, you could imagine WebAssembly playing a similar role - a groundbreaking tool to refurbish the web.
While the current applications of WebAssembly primarily revolve around performance enhancements and portability for web applications, its future promises expanded functionalities. High level languages, garbage collection, debugging, multi-threading and more: the future of WebAssembly holds the potential of full-blown applications run purely on the browser with superior performance.
Conceptualizing this like a product roadmap, these features can be viewed as subsequent releases with exciting 'new features'. As engineers and enthusiasts, our role would be to keep pace with these releases, understand their benefits and implement them wherever necessary. In the upcoming lessons, we'd be diving into these future path and prospects on WebAssembly in much more detail.
As we wrap up this module remember: As remarkable engineers, you're not just creating or enhancing software, you're building experiences, crafting the future. With WebAssembly in your toolkit, you're prepared to take the web by storm.
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