Learn ASSEMBLYSCRIPT with Real Code Examples

Source code written in AssemblyScript (.ts files)

Compiled via `asc` compiler to WebAssembly binary (.wasm)

Exposes functions and memory to JavaScript or host environment

Uses linear memory model of WebAssembly

Modules can run in browser, Node.js, or blockchain runtime

AssemblyScript source (.ts) compiled to WebAssembly binary (.wasm)

Module loaded into JS or runtime environment

Exports exposed for host to call functions

Imports from host provide memory or functions

Execution occurs in sandboxed, high-performance Wasm VM

Modular functions compiled to Wasm

Event-driven or function-call patterns

Interop with JavaScript via imports/exports

Memory handled explicitly in linear buffer

Optional use in blockchain or edge computing

Web apps with compute-heavy modules

Browser-based games and physics engines

Blockchain smart contracts

Cryptographic computations

Edge computing for IoT devices

TypeScript-like syntax for accessibility

Compile to WebAssembly for performance

Minimal runtime and efficient memory

Interop with JS host environment

Focused on developer productivity and ease of learning

Wasm modules scale via host environment

Use multiple instances for concurrent execution

Memory allocation optimized for high throughput

Batch compute-intensive tasks in single call

Integrate with cloud or edge services for scale

Port TypeScript logic to AssemblyScript-compatible subset

Replace unsupported JS features with AssemblyScript equivalents

Test performance-critical functions as Wasm

Integrate `.wasm` module into JS or runtime

Validate memory and type usage