Learn GO-WASM with Real Code Examples

Browser-based image processing app

Realtime data dashboard

Interactive games using Go concurrency

Scientific simulations in browser

Porting Go crypto or compression libraries to client-side

Ensure Go version supports WASM target

Include `wasm_exec.js` loader in HTML

Check browser console for runtime errors

Debug goroutine behavior and event callbacks

Verify correct compilation flags for WASM

Test Go logic with `go test`

Debug WASM execution via browser console

Validate JS interop callbacks

Check event handling correctness

Benchmark performance for heavy computation

Static hosting of WASM/HTML/JS files (Netlify, GitHub Pages)

Serve via Go server alongside backend

Docker container deployment

CI/CD pipelines for WASM compilation

Integrate with SPA frameworks as needed

Go compiler and standard tooling

`wasm_exec.js` loader script

Bundlers like Webpack or esbuild (optional)

Go modules for package management

Browser DevTools for debugging WASM

JavaScript for UI and DOM manipulation

Web APIs like Fetch, WebSocket via JS interop

Backend Go servers for full-stack apps

CSS frameworks via HTML/JS

External Go libraries compiled for WASM

Reuse Go packages for frontend and backend

Minimize DOM interop calls

Use goroutines for concurrent tasks

Optimize binary size with `-trimpath` and `-ldflags`

Bundle with frontend assets efficiently

Large WASM binaries for simple apps

JS interop performance overhead

Debugging Go-WASM runtime in browser

Limited front-end Go libraries

Goroutines behave differently in WASM environment