Learn WebAssembly: Build web applications with native performance using Wasm and CC

The product in question, a book focused on teaching WebAssembly, has generated mixed feedback from customers. Many readers commend the book for its clear writing and thorough explanation of basic concepts related to WebAssembly. They appreciate that the information provided is more accessible than what is available on the publisher's website, making it a potential starting point for anyone new to the technology. However, the book has significant shortcomings, particularly regarding its practical examples. Several users found that the example code provided was outdated, especially in light of recent updates to Emscripten. This discrepancy left readers frustrated, as they struggled to implement the code in their own projects. Furthermore, complaints regarding the overall quality of the book’s later chapters, especially concerning accuracy and proofreading, detracted from the learning experience. Consequently, while some users believe the book has value, particularly if obtained at a low price, they advise potential readers to Consider newer resources or blog posts that offer more up-to-date guidance. In summary, the product's reception reveals a divide: it serves as a decent introductory text but suffers from critical flaws that limit its effectiveness as a practical resource for programming with WebAssembly. **