Bailey Hayes and Taylor Thomas from Cosmonic discuss WebAssembly Standard Interfaces (WASI) and portable interfaces trade-offs. They explore the evolution of technologies like Function as a Service and WebAssembly, emphasizing the advantages of using Wasm Cloud for deployment within Kubernetes. The podcast delves into the implementation of WebAssembly components in Kubernetes, highlighting their advantages over Java microservices and their applicability in event-driven architectures.

Bailey Hayes & Taylor Thomas discuss WebAssembly Standard Interfaces (WASI) and portable interfaces. They explore the evolution of WebAssembly applications in enterprises, the use of NEON in managing Postgres databases, and the challenges in cloud agnosticism. The conversation also covers simplifying front end development with Retool, navigating networking basics for cloud computing, and the importance of RFCs and white papers in technology.

Bailey Hayes and Sean Isom delve into the origins of WebAssembly, its potential beyond the browser, and the Component Model breaking language barriers. They discuss comparisons to Docker, secure default settings, and upcoming events. The podcast explores WebAssembly's role in web development, low adoption rates, and expanding use cases outside browsers. They highlight its performance benefits, language ecosystem unification, and simplified application deployment.