Why Woua programming language ? Because it can be built in the Web browser, it can run in the Web browser and it generate apps that run in the Web browser
#wasm#webdev
https://t.co/17C6GmGu2k
I am starting a new programming language named WouA, a lisp-like language that compiles to WebAssembly (WAT)
https://t.co/vY3jE1pF4B
It is developed in AssemblyScript in order to be built inside exaequOS
#wasm#webdev
I am starting a new programming language named WouA, a lisp-like language that compiles to WebAssembly (WAT)
https://t.co/vY3jE1pF4B
It is developed in AssemblyScript in order to be built inside exaequOS
#wasm#webdev
When the WebAssembly WASI runtime of exaequOS wills be ready, it will be interesting to build Typst for WASI as it is developped in Rust that supports WASI target
#wasm#webdev
Thanks to https://t.co/B6FOyrOMkk, I have added a Typst compiler in https://t.co/FyVWU8ku6C.
You can edit a typst file using Monaco (mc) or vim or nano or ed. Then, in the command line, you type:
typst <input file name> -o < pdf file name>
For viewing the pdf, you can open a window with the following command:
win <pdf file name>
You can also export the pdf file using the ‘exio’ command line tool:
exio -o <pdf file name>
Following @wasm_io I started developing a wasm WASI p1/p2 runtime for exaequOS, in the Web browser. It should be available in the coming weeks
@bytecodeallies@baihay#WebAssembly
🧩 No More Printf: Interactive Debugging Wasm for web and server by @ralph_squillace & @tschneidereit @ Wasm I/O 2025
▶️ Video: https://t.co/MErB8cS4YK #wasmio25
🧩 The Browser is the Computer! by @vomkriege & @_angelmm @ Wasm I/O 2025
▶️ Video: https://t.co/bEvRuCN5Oc
🔗 Slides: https://t.co/gejUhx79Lw #wasmio25
It´s called Endor and is largely built on open source. Angel de Miguel and @vomkriege explained at @wasm_io how you can leverage Wasm and the browser to build a « dream programming environment. » The browser becomes a computer and overcomes many resource constraints @thenewstack