Announcing micropython-wasm 0.1a0, a Python library for running MicroPython in a WebAssembly sandbox via wasmtime.
Simon Willison announces micropython-wasm 0.1a0, a Python library to run MicroPython in a WebAssembly sandbox via wasmtime.
Running Python ASGI apps in the browser using Pyodide and a service worker, eliminating backend servers.
Discussion on whether WebAssembly is a true stack machine, comparing it to Forth and analyzing its design.
Guide to debugging WebAssembly (WASM) code using Chrome DevTools, including breakpoints, stepping, and exception handling.
Announcing watgo, a pure Go WebAssembly toolkit for parsing WAT, validating, and encoding/decoding WASM binaries.
Wastrel now supports full Hoot Scheme REPL, enabling native binaries from WebAssembly with a generational garbage collector.
Analysis of tail-calling vs switch-based interpreters in Rust and WebAssembly, comparing performance across native and Wasm runtimes.
Explains nominal vs structural type equality in WebAssembly, focusing on the new 'tag' keyword for nominal typing.
A daily tech link roundup covering AI updates (GPT-5.3, Gemini), web/cloud dev, .NET releases, and AI-assisted coding trends.
A look at ElementaryUI, a framework that enables Swift web development in the browser via WebAssembly.
A daily roundup of tech links covering Azure, VS Code, .NET, AI, web dev, and Windows updates from February 2026.
Announcing Interop 2026, a cross-browser initiative by major vendors to improve web platform feature compatibility and parity.
Introducing ElementaryUI, a Swift frontend framework for web development that compiles to WebAssembly, offering React-like interactivity with less JavaScript.
A daily link roundup covering .NET, AI, web development, Windows tools, and software engineering news and tutorials.
Explains how to run Pydantic's Monty, a sandboxed Python subset written in Rust, in WebAssembly for secure, untrusted code execution in browsers.
Explains how to run Pydantic's Monty, a sandboxed Python subset written in Rust, in WebAssembly for secure, browser-based execution of LLM-generated code.
Wastrel's ahead-of-time WebAssembly compiler now supports garbage collection, with benchmarks showing performance competitive with V8.
Explores using the web browser as a secure sandbox for AI coding agents, examining APIs for filesystem, network, and safe code execution.
Explores using the web browser as a secure sandbox for AI coding agents, examining APIs for filesystem, network, and safe code execution.
