WebAssembly is a bytecode representation that is meant to be targeted by high-level programming languages such as C++ and to be executed inside a virtual machine in a browser. It will change the way you distribute and deploy your applications. Qt for WebAssembly allows you to run your C++ applications on mainstream web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari – and our support for more browsers is evolving. Rethink your product architecture with WebAssembly by using any smart device as remote UI. WebAssembly can also help you to attain customer feedback on their user experience and keep making your applications better and more accessible.
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