Frequently Asked Questions
Explore answers to common questions about Rust, WebAssembly, cryptography, and our open-source research.
What's the difference between WASM and JavaScript? ▼
WebAssembly (WASM) is a binary instruction format that executes at near-native speed in the browser, while JavaScript is a text-based scripting language interpreted by the JS engine. WASM enables Rust/C++/C code to run in the browser while maintaining full compatibility with existing JS APIs.
How are Rust optimizations applied in practice? ▼
Our pipelines use tree-shaking, custom memory allocators, and LTO (Link Time Optimization) to reduce binary size by 68% while maintaining sub-millisecond cold start times. The whitepaper details these techniques.
What makes cryptography quantum-resistant? ▼
Quantum-resistant algorithms like Lattice-based cryptography (CRYSTALS-Kyber) remain secure even against quantum computer attacks. Our research paper demonstrates this using hybrid encryption models.
How does gRPC improve service architecture? ▼
gRPC provides 2-way streaming, strong type safety through Protobuf, and 42% faster serialization than JSON. See our microservice guide for benchmark details.
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