Extending web applications with WebAssembly and Python
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Growing the WebAssembly ecosystem
Wasm Labs is a team inside VMware's Office of the CTO. We create and contribute to projects that showcase the possibilities of WebAssembly, and help developers adopt this new and exciting technology.
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Wasm Language Runtimes
Popular language runtimes (PHP, Python, Ruby, etc) compiled to Wasm
Wasm Workers Server
Self-contained server to run workers in WebAssembly
mod_wasm
Apache httpd module to run WebAssembly modules
WordPress in the browser
A WordPress page running entirely in your browser
WebAssembly has an evolving and vibrant ecosystem
Here you can find some of the articles and videos from the community
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Wasmtime Reaches 1.0: Fast, Safe and Production Ready!
By Lin Clark / Bytecode Alliance
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Why WebAssembly Belongs Outside the Browser
By Matt Butcher, Connor Hicks, and Taylor Thomas
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OpenVINO Inferencing using WasmEdge WASI-NN
By apepkuss / Second State