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Vladimir Chavkov

Rust & WebAssembly Training

Bring Rust’s performance and safety to the browser and beyond with this focused 2-day training. Learn to compile Rust to WebAssembly, bridge the gap between Rust and JavaScript with wasm-bindgen, and build high-performance modules for web applications, serverless edge functions, and plugin systems. This course covers the complete workflow from writing Rust code to shipping optimized Wasm binaries.

Duration2 days (16 hours)
LevelIntermediate
DeliveryIn-person, Live online, Hybrid
CertificationN/A
  • Rust developers looking to target the browser and edge platforms
  • Frontend developers wanting to add Rust-powered performance modules
  • Full-stack developers building isomorphic Rust/JavaScript applications
  • Teams evaluating WebAssembly for compute-intensive browser features
  • Developers building plugin systems or sandboxed execution environments

After completing this training, participants will be able to:

  • Compile Rust to WebAssembly using wasm-pack
  • Bridge Rust and JavaScript with wasm-bindgen and js-sys
  • Manipulate the DOM and call Web APIs from Rust
  • Optimize Wasm binary size and runtime performance
  • Build and publish reusable Wasm packages to npm
  • Deploy Wasm modules to edge runtimes and serverless platforms

Module 1: WebAssembly Foundations

  • What WebAssembly is and how it runs in the browser
  • Wasm module structure: memory, tables, imports, exports
  • The Rust-to-Wasm compilation pipeline
  • Hands-on: Compile and run your first Rust Wasm module

Module 2: wasm-bindgen and JavaScript Interop

  • The wasm-bindgen bridge and how it works
  • Passing strings, numbers, and complex types across the boundary
  • js-sys and web-sys for accessing JavaScript and Web APIs
  • Hands-on: Build a Rust module that interacts with JavaScript objects

Module 3: DOM Manipulation and Web APIs

  • Accessing the DOM from Rust with web-sys
  • Event listeners and callbacks
  • Fetch API and async Wasm
  • Hands-on: Build an interactive web component powered by Rust

Module 4: Building and Packaging with wasm-pack

  • wasm-pack build targets (bundler, web, nodejs)
  • Publishing Wasm packages to npm
  • Integrating with webpack, Vite, and other bundlers
  • Hands-on: Package and publish a Wasm module

Day 2: Advanced Patterns and Production Deployment

Section titled “Day 2: Advanced Patterns and Production Deployment”

Module 5: Performance Optimization

  • Binary size reduction (wasm-opt, LTO, strip)
  • Memory management and avoiding allocator overhead
  • Profiling Wasm execution in browser DevTools
  • Hands-on: Optimize a Wasm module from 500KB to under 50KB

Module 6: Shared Memory and Web Workers

  • SharedArrayBuffer and atomics
  • Running Wasm in Web Workers for parallel computation
  • wasm-bindgen-rayon for parallel iterators
  • Hands-on: Parallelize a compute-heavy task with Web Workers

Module 7: Wasm Beyond the Browser

  • WASI (WebAssembly System Interface)
  • Running Wasm on edge platforms (Cloudflare Workers, Fastly Compute)
  • Wasm as a plugin system and sandboxed execution
  • Hands-on: Deploy a Rust Wasm function to an edge runtime

Module 8: Full Application Architecture

  • Yew and Leptos for Rust-native frontend frameworks
  • Server-side rendering with Wasm
  • Testing Wasm modules with wasm-bindgen-test
  • Hands-on: Build and test a complete Rust+Wasm web application
  • Completion of Rust Fundamentals or equivalent experience
  • Understanding of ownership, borrowing, and basic async concepts
  • Familiarity with JavaScript and basic web development
  • Experience with npm and a JavaScript bundler is helpful
FormatDescription
In-PersonOn-site at your company’s location, hands-on with direct interaction
Live OnlineInteractive virtual sessions with screen sharing and real-time labs
HybridCombination of on-site and remote sessions, flexible scheduling

All formats include hands-on labs, course materials, and post-training support.