Google, Microsoft, Apple and Mozilla to partner build Faster Web Browsers

Faster web browsing can now be obtained with the help of features like Microsofts Typescript or Mozillas asm.js.

Thanks to the combined efforts of Microsoft, Google, Apple and Mozilla.

Engineers from the companies have formed the informal W3C community group, Web Assembly CG, to further development.

Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Mozilla have partnered to develop a new binary format code called WebAssembly (wasm) for faster browsers

WebAssembly will be executed inside the JavaScript engine and can be decoded much faster.

Binary code is faster to decode than higher level, text-based code, and can also be better compressed.

Now with WebAssemly, you guys might never have to worry about slow loading pages in the near future.

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