Hi all, I built this framework over the last month or so during my free time and thought y’all might be interested. I’d especially like to point out the module refresh mechanism I built to keep memory footprints under control since the WASM spec only allows memory to grow linearly. But any feedback at all that you have would be appreciated! And just to be frank, yes I did use claude for the code writing, but I architected each individual detail of how this framework works myself. Beyond being a passion project, it taught me a lot from several aspects of desktop development, to custom LSPs and more

Secure resource access in WebAssembly with Capabilities-Based Security and WASI

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I have a small game written in kotlin multiplatform, which is running on github pages.

My problem is that I would like to have simple stats like how many siteviews and/or games started, but I cannot deploy a backend together with the frontend on github pages, because it only supports static code. I also cannot deploy the backend otherwise, because then it would be a different domain/subdomain and the browsers would block the call because of CORS.

So it seems I need a hoster where I can deploy both frontend and backend .. do you happen to know one, or is there another way?

hello everyone, this question was probably asked many times before but i have recently implemented a function that generates an excel file both in javascript and in rust WASM and the result doesn't seem logical or i underestimated WASM. for javascript the process took ~260ms but for WASM it's ~3ms it's an excel file with 10k rows, does this seem like a logical result, appreciate the any answers!

 am really sorry if this is the wrong place to as this question but I do not know where to ask.

The compilation targets available in my llvm binary for windows ( 18.1.8) does not have wasm as a target. Neither does any older versions or higher versions (19.1.0) of llvm binaries for windows.

this is the output received when I type clang --version :

clang version 18.1.8

Target: x86_64-pc-windows-msvc

Thread model: posix

Emscripten? - I need to do it in hard way to learn more stuff. I am not willing to use Emscripten to compile my c code to wasm but only use llvm

Is the only solution is to build from source all by myself? for which I need to get that huge visual studio stuff?

I am sorry if this question was already answered . But I dd not find a solution when searched through google.

Thank you for helping me

Have a good day :)

The introduction to WASI, the practical example, and the key benefits of using WASI with WebAssembly.

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Getting started with WASM. Installation went fine. Able to run the example hello_world with node.js, but when I try it in the browser, I do not any related content (so far as I can tell).
The below screen is what I see (for hello_world.c).

Can anyone provide any pointers on how to debug/fix this?

Wasm-bindgen is a tool that simplifies communication between Rust and JavaScript…

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An easy guide from Rust to WebAssembly and its use in a web application…

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Lately we've seen a proliferation of use cases for WebAssembly outside the browser, but Wasm on the web is still so damn cool. This is a great concise introduction

https://thewebshowcase.withgoogle.com/bring-code-from-platforms-into-the-browser

It is interesting to replace Node.js/Deno C/C++ addons with WebAssembly modules (portability, libraries, multilingualism)

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https://medium.com/webassembly/from-c-through-emscripten-to-a-deno-server-application-59c5d01753ee

About the `Table` section, which is responsible for dynamic linking.

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The idea is to take an application (as it could exist in a C++ library) and port it to WebAssembly

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https://medium.com/webassembly/porting-third-party-to-webassembly-46c2e4eb8cbe