Developer guides
These articles describe how to develop with Compute.
If you already have a Fastly CDN service with custom VCL but want to switch to a Compute service, all the logic you wrote in VCL can be…
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Static site generators and front-end frameworks, such as Astro and Vite, build your site into a directory of static files. You can serve…
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Compute runs request handlers in WebAssembly sandboxes. In the default configuration, each request starts a new sandbox. This provides fast…
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When building for the Compute platform, you have several options to test and debug your application: Deploy to a live service: If you need…
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The Compute platform supports application code written in C++, a language for high-performance applications. Quick access C++ language…
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The Go tooling for the Compute platform builds Go application code into Wasm using either the standard Go compiler or TinyGo. Go is a…
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The Compute platform supports application code written in JavaScript. The SDK supports both JavaScript and TypeScript source files and…
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The Compute platform supports application code written in Python, a popular, readable language with a large ecosystem of libraries. The…
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The Compute platform supports application code written in Rust, a fast and memory-efficient language for building performant applications…
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Because the Compute platform is powered by the WebAssembly System Interface (WASI), you can write Compute programs in any WASI-supporting…
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