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PGlite

pglite.dev
2025-05-09T05:35:23.821Z
postgres wasm webdev

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Run a full Postgres database locally in WASM with reactivity and live sync.

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MicroW8

exoticorn.github.io
2025-04-20T17:35:14.992Z
retro fantasyconsoles microw8 wasm webdev

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MicroW8 is a WebAssembly based fantasy console inspired by the likes of TIC-80, WASM-4 and PICO-8. The initial motivation behind MicroW8 was to explore whether there was a way to make WebAssembly viable for size-coding. (Size coding being the art of creating tiny (often <= 256 bytes) graphical effects and games.) The available examples so far are all in this space, however, I very carefully made sure that all design decisions make sense from the point of view of bigger projects as well.

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extism/extism: The framework for building with WebAssembly (wasm). Easily load wasm modules, move data, call functions, and build extensible apps.

github.com
2025-03-27T00:36:05.128Z
extism wasm plugins

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The framework for building with WebAssembly (wasm). Easily load wasm modules, move data, call functions, and build extensible apps.

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tuananh/hyper-mcp: Model Context Protocol on steroids ;)

github.com
2025-03-27T00:35:47.076Z
ai ml llm mcp wasm

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Model Context Protocol on steroids ;)

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A Gentle Introduction to WebAssembly in Rust (2025 Edition) - DEV Community

dev.to
2025-01-15T21:02:14.225Z
rust wasm dev

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So in this guide we’ll walk through setting up the tooling and development environment for building and using WebAssembly in Rust, embedding it in a TypeScript project, review how communication between TypeScript and Rust can happen, then finally how you can debug your WebAssembly directly in the browser and/or your favorite IDE. I will use Visual Studio Code as the IDE and Chrome as the browser, but apart from some debugging options, you can reproduce these in your tool of choice.
leaningtech/webvm: Virtual Machine for the Web

github.com
2024-11-20T20:37:47.976Z
webdev wasm vm linux

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WebVM is a server-less virtual environment running fully client-side in HTML5/WebAssembly. It's designed to be Linux ABI-compatible. It runs an unmodified Debian distribution including many native development toolchains. WebVM is powered by the CheerpX virtualization engine, and enables safe, sandboxed client-side execution of x86 binaries on any browser. CheerpX includes an x86-to-WebAssembly JIT compiler, a virtual block-based file system, and a Linux syscall emulator.

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@wasmer/sdk adds Node.js and Bun support · Blog · Wasmer

wasmer.io
2024-11-07T18:13:34.433Z
wasm wasmer nodejs

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Today we are incredibly excited to announce full support for Node.js/Bun in @wasmer/sdk, after one member of our community asked about it on Wasmer’s Discord a few weeks ago.

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Wasm is the new CGI | Roborooter.com

roborooter.com
2024-10-10T06:16:20.286Z
serverless wasm webdev web

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And to be clear I don't mean the Common Gateway Interface as a protocol. I mean what CGI and the cgi-bin application model brought to the web. They allowed people to easily write code that makes websites interactive. This shifted the web from an archive of documents to a vast network of applications. It was the first "web application model". I think Wasm (WebAssembly) is setup to bring the next "web application model" to the industry.

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wasmati: You should write your WebAssembly in TypeScript - ZKSECURITY

www.zksecurity.xyz
2023-06-09T22:33:52.000Z
wasm javascript webdev imported:pinboard

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The solution is wasmati, a TypeScript library to write Wasm at the instruction level. The wasmati API looks exactly like Webassembly text format (WAT).

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A rust password generator on wasm

arkada38.github.io
2018-01-07T18:58:47.000Z
rust dev wasm imported:pinboard

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This is the useful app, which is a bit more complex than “Hello, World!”. This app can help to generate different passwords for every service. You need to remember your keyword and the length of password only.

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Rocket - A Rust game running on WASM

aochagavia.github.io
2018-01-07T18:58:27.000Z
rust wasm mozilla dev game gamedev imported:pinboard

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After seeing the examples on hellorust.com, I thought it would be interesting to try to adapt my game Rocket to work on the browser through the wasm32-unknown-unknown target. The project was a great way to figure out how far you can go when porting a project that is a bit more complex than a hello world. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that most of the code could be reused. Particularly, the game logic code was barely touched at all.

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Writing a CHIP-8 emulator with Rust and WebAssembly

blog.scottlogic.com
2018-01-07T18:58:05.000Z
rust wasm mozilla emulators imported:pinboard

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