In this presentation, we will explore the compilation of garbage-collected languages, such as Java or OCaml, to WebAssembly (Wasm). The limitations of JavaScript as the web’s default language led to the development of Wasm, a secure and predictable-performance modular language. However, compiling garbage-collected languages to Wasm presents challenges, including the need to compile or re-implement the runtime and difficulties in transferring verified properties. Various techniques for representing values in memory are discussed, with a focus on OCaml’s approach. An extension called Wasm-GC is introduced, enabling the compilation of garbage-collected languages to Wasm by incorporating features like int31 and garbage-collected structs. The paper presents Wasmocaml, a complete OCaml compiler for Wasm-GC, and discusses benchmarks and future work in compiling garbage-collected languages to WebAssembly.