Hackernews posts about WebAssembly
WebAssembly is a binary instruction format that allows developers to compile code written in languages like C and C++ into a form that can be run directly in web browsers without the need for an interpreter or runtime environment.
- Qt, Linux and everything: Debugging Qt WebAssembly (qtandeverything.blogspot.com)
- BrowserPod: WebAssembly in-browser code sandboxes for Node, Python, and Rails (labs.leaningtech.com)
- Wasmi 1.0 – WebAssembly Interpreter Stable at Last (wasmi-labs.github.io)
- A WebAssembly Interpreter (wasmgroundup.com)
- Making WebAssembly and Wasmtime More Portable (2024) (bytecodealliance.org)
- An installation-free AI agent demo that runs purely on WebAssembly (webui.ailoy.co)
- A WebAssembly interpreter (Part 1) (wasmgroundup.com)
- Cage: Hardware-Accelerated Safe WebAssembly (arxiv.org)
- A collection of utilities powered by WebAssembly and client JavaScript (www.webutils.app)
- Show HN: MDXport – Browser-Based Markdown to PDF Using Typst and WASM (www.mdxport.com)
- Show HN: Visual, local-first data tool (columns.dev)
- Show HN: In-browser data exploration toolkit (github.com)
- Show HN: TinyCompressor – Free, Privacy-First Image/Video/PDF Compression Tool (tinycompressor.com)
- Show HN: Slice of Life: web based Game of Life simulator (conwaygame.life)
- Show HN: Rconvolve – Fast audio convolution and IR extraction built with Rust (rconvolve.pages.dev)