InWasmerbySyrus AkbaryIntroducing wax: a WebAssembly package runnerIn the latest version of Wasmer, 0.16, you might have noticed that we are shipping a new binary: wax.Mar 11, 20203Mar 11, 20203
InBetter ProgrammingbyTommaso De PontiThe Importance of Writing WASM-compatible codeIt doesn’t take much effort and might be the key to distributing itAug 30, 2022Aug 30, 2022
Wael KdouhMicroFrontends With Blazor WebAssemblyI recently embarked on a mission to uncover the details behind the implementation of MicroFrontends under Blazor WebAssembly applications…Dec 22, 20202Dec 22, 20202
InCyberboticsbyBenjamin DelezePorting a C++ Rendering Engine to WebAssemblyI recently compiled the whole rendering engine of Webots, more than 15’000 lines of code, from C++ to WebAssembly. In this article, I want…Jul 26, 20213Jul 26, 20213
InWasmerbyBrandon FishBenchmarking WebAssembly Runtimes📊Analyzing the results of Wasmer’s new speed centerApr 1, 20191Apr 1, 20191
Michael YuanA WASI-like Extension for TensorflowThe WasmEdge Runtime extends the WASI model to support access to native Tensorflow libraries from WebAssembly programs.Sep 16, 2021Sep 16, 2021
InWasmbyTimothy McCallumAn easy way to boost your client-side Javascript using WebAssembly(Wasm)It is well known that “WebAssembly is not here to kill JavaScript” [1]. We use Javascript as an integral part of the Web, and it is here…Nov 20, 20203Nov 20, 20203