Next Byte Documentation

Comprehensive technical guides for developers using our WebAssembly and AI tools.

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Getting Started

Learn the basics of integrating our tools into your workflows with step-by-step tutorials and sandboxed code examples.

Install SDK

Install packages and configure your development environment in just a few steps.

Quick Start

Run our sample code in your browser and dive into the development lifecycle.

WebAssembly Guide

Learn how to leverage WebAssembly for high-performance web applications with our detailed API docs and examples.

Core Concepts

  • Memory management patterns
  • Integrating with JavaScript
  • Compiling C++/Rust to WebAssembly

Build a Component

Create a WebAssembly module using Rust, C++, or C.

Optimizing Performance

Use profiling tools to increase execution speed and reduce binary sizes.

AI Integration

Integrate AI into your applications using simple APIs and ready-to-use machine learning models.

Tensorflow Integration

Use pre-trained models in your browser apps without server-side dependencies.

Image Recognition

Process images with real-time machine learning inference from the edge.

API Reference

Explore function definitions, parameters, and return types of all exposed APIs in our WebAssembly SDK.

NextByte.Core Module

  • · initialize()
  • · compile(source, opts)
  • · run(module, input)

Best Practices

Follow industry standards to ensure optimal performance, security, and maintainability.

Security

Use memory isolation and sandboxing for secure component execution.

Build Optimization

Minimize binary sizes by using tree-shaking and dead code elimination.

Frequently Asked Questions

What platforms are supported?

Our WebAssembly SDK works in all modern web browsers and supports Linux, macOS, and Windows environments.

How can I optimize performance?

Use profile-guided optimization (PGO) and check our Performance Guidelines section at the top.

What is the license?

MIT-licensed for open source projects and enterprise for commercial usage.

Need More Help?

Stuck with something in your code or unsure about implementation? Join our community or reach out directly.