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Flightplanner: Spec-driven E2E testing for the age of AI agents(endor.dev)
3 points by ereslibre 7mo ago|0 comments
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Rover: Manage multiple coding agents in parallel from your terminal(github.com)
4 points by ereslibre 1y ago|1 comments
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Endor: WebAssembly-powered browser dev environments(endor.dev)
2 points by ereslibre 2y ago|0 comments
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Community to share interesting open source projects(topgit.nimbox360.com)
2 points by ereslibre 2y ago|4 comments
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by ereslibre 2y ago
TOP GIT is a community to share interesting open source projects! You can join the Telegram channel on your language to stay tuned and have some treats from time to time!
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by ereslibre 3y ago
In this article, we will introduce Wasm Workers Server and we will describe how it empowers developers. We will show you how you can swiftly start using Wasm Workers Server with Docker Desktop. You will understand what are the benefits of e
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Serverless Applications in Kubernetes with WebAssembly(wasmlabs.dev)
4 points by ereslibre 3y ago|0 comments
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by ereslibre 3y ago
> I kind of like it because CGI is architecturally elegant, but what about performance implications? By default, the CGI is not the fastest thing on Earth. (Wasm Labs dev here) We haven't yet measured performance in a meaningful way
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by ereslibre 3y ago
The webassembly-language-runtimes is focused on providing WASI-based language interpreters, what would require a WASI polyfill at the browser level ( https://wasi.dev/polyfill/ ) and ( https://github.com/b
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Extending web applications with WebAssembly and Python(wasmlabs.dev)
107 points by ereslibre 3y ago|26 comments
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Deploy Your Maps Service with Protomaps and WASM Workers Server(wasmlabs.dev)
4 points by ereslibre 4y ago|0 comments
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by ereslibre 4y ago
WebAssembly is a binary format executed in a virtual machine. By default, the execution is isolated from the host OS, so that there is no concept of syscall to the OS directly from your WebAssembly module. The WASM module calls to certain e
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Show HN: Running WordPress with WebAssembly using mod_WASM and Apache(wasmlabs.dev)
8 points by ereslibre 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Porting PHP to WebAssembly Using WASI(wasmlabs.dev)
6 points by ereslibre 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: OSS WebAssembly Workers Server Compatible with Cloudflare(wasmlabs.dev)
23 points by ereslibre 4y ago|1 comments
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by ereslibre 4y ago
Portability is one of the core features of WebAssembly (Wasm) allowing you to run modern applications in environments you could not before. Add sandboxing and security features to the mix and WebAssembly turns out to be a great platform to
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Modern Websites in a Raspberry Pi Zero with WebAssembly(wasmlabs.dev)
3 points by ereslibre 4y ago|1 comments
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mod_wasm: Run WebAssembly with Apache(wasmlabs.dev)
124 points by ereslibre 4y ago|52 comments
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by ereslibre 4y ago
Apache httpd is a modular web server that powers 31% of all websites you access every day. One of its most compelling features is the ability to extend it with new modules. Developers can choose among different modules to add or remove feat
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Writing your first policy with Kubewarden(kubewarden.io)
1 points by ereslibre 5y ago|0 comments
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by ereslibre 7y ago
I wanted a different approach for this project when I started it, so what I knew was that I wanted to create a very narrow scoped Kubernetes as a service, that users can run on their infrastructure as easily as possible. One thing that I kn
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by ereslibre 7y ago
Thanks a lot! This version has been the work of two months in my spare time (it's true that with confinement I had some full weekends to spare!). I'm not using Cluster API, but the oneinfra's defined set of API's, that a
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by ereslibre 7y ago
Oh wow, hehe, I wouldn't say so. Rancher is an off the shelf solution for many layers previous and after Kubernetes is set up, their solution is "complete" taking the ecosystem into account. This is just an "in-house&quo
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by ereslibre 7y ago
Thank you, it is indeed similar, however the idea of oneinfra was to reduce the responsibilities to create the Kubernetes API service for each cluster and that's it. The scope is very reduced in purpose. Provide something somewhat easy
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by ereslibre 7y ago
Yes, where every managed cluster exposes an isolated Kubernetes API. It's a managed Kubernetes service that you can run anywhere you like, you can still leverage the public cloud (even on hybrid environments), but you are not tied to a
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Oneinfra: Kubernetes as a Service Platform(github.com)
57 points by ereslibre 7y ago|14 comments