Trying to use Latex for the first time in my life and I totally don't get it. The examples work, but the stuff I'm actually trying to do (from a Dropbox Paper document) dont.
Magic, coming soon to WebAssembly…
The same .wasm file running and using high-level types in:
✨ pure WebAssembly
✨ Python
✨ Rust
✨ Node
✨ The web
with no glue code required? 🤯
See how it works ↓
https://t.co/EHxPElDCr8
Introducing Lightbeam: An Optimising Streaming WebAssembly Compiler https://t.co/9mz7pIfigu a fantastic article by the Parity team that describes how they have created a very fast streaming wasm compiler which they use as a smart contract engine
WebAssembly running outside the web has a huge future. And that future gets one giant leap closer today with...
📢 Announcing WASI: A system interface for running WebAssembly outside the web (and inside it too)
https://t.co/HdEAZAyqYu
This is the source code for one of the best user experiences on the web. How about instead of shitting on it we start appreciating what they achieved and maybe learn from it. PS: Dev tools & source maps were my view source of my generation. Tools evolve.
Wow, I really just compiled an entire #DSP library (liquid-dsp) from #C to #WASM. Here's an ASCII spectral periodogram of a sweeping complex sinusoid. I hope to upload to GitHub soon. #WebAssembly#JavaScript
CT-Wasm: Type-Driven Secure Cryptography for the Web Ecosystem
"We present Constant-Time WebAssembly (CT-Wasm), a type-driven strict extension to WebAssembly which facilitates the verifiably secure implementation of cryptographic algorithms."
https://t.co/csihhuCSvJ