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   The Plug-In System Hiding in Your App(dylibso.com)

   5 points by nilslice 3y ago|1 comments
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   well worth a mention, Fermyon[0] and Cosmonic[1], and Fastly[2] are all standards-based and mature wasm edge/cloud providers worth checking out! 0: https://fermyon.com 1: https://cosmonic.com 2: https:/&#x
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   oh we all feel it
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   thank you! slimsag is not the one being polarizing at all… pretty sure everyone in the wasm space is sick of this too, but hey, keep building I guess?
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   The latest .NET 8 release is packed with new WebAssembly support and we've made it seamless to use in Extism. This post goes into detail about how the integration work was done and highlights some of these cool features in .NET and Ext
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   Isomorphic .NET Support in Extism(dylibso.com)

   12 points by nilslice 3y ago|2 comments
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   Extism handles this really well across 16 or so different languages - and you don’t need to write a whole IDL / schema. https://github.com/extism/extism It’s a general purpose framework for building with WebAssemb
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   i believe the creators of the Vitess project originally founded Planetscale
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   by nilslice 3y ago

   you may want to take a look at https://github.com/extism/extism
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    Ah Syrus, good to hear from you as always. You know, people like to have options :) As far as options go, I typically like to use what works. Some other options just tend to not work well.
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    i got ubuntu container transpiled to wasm running in a hermit on Windows. wat? https://github.com/dylibso/hermit/releases/download/v0.1.0/u...
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    worth a read! https://blog.cloudflare.com/big-pineapple-intro/
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    we also like Discord _for_ the “chit chat” though. getting to know the community that’s growing around your project is one of the most enjoyable aspects of open source IMO!
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    you should also check out modsurfer[0] "modsurfer generate -p cowsay.wasm -o mod.yaml" Especially for non-component core modules that wont have wit definitions [0]: https://github.com/dylibso/modsurfer
15. 135.▲
    by nilslice 3y ago

    thanks for having us on!
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    hear ya loud and clear -- and we use multiple forms of communication.. GitHub issues and discussions are actively suggested when we find that a conversation is turning into something that would benefit others and move from Discord. Discord
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    this makes no sense at all
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    WASI is great and obviously Extism supports it as a superset of functionality - but you don’t always want to give your guest code access to system resources even in a limited environment. Extism also offers a bunch of other features that yo
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    If the 5x reduction in LOC to execute a wasm function isn't enough, then hopefully the logo just carries us to wasm nirvana :)
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    I see this kind of problem hit people all the time -- the space is still early and teams are figuring it out. Sometimes its just that there is nuanced differences in some of these tools that make it hard to understand "why something do
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    bringing Formal Verification into more mainstream programming languages is a great side-effect of compiling extracted Haskell code to Wasm!
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    It shall be done! we already have the OTel formatting ready to go, but focused on these platform specific adapters for launch. In fact, Lightstep and Honeycomb adapters are fairly thin wrappers around the OTel formatting we do out of our in
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    we will have a pure HTTP & gRPC OTel adapter soon - just focused on the platforms first for this announcement but follow the repo for updates: https://github.com/dylibso/observe-sdk
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    huge fan of what you’re doing with Wizard & Virgil. and thanks for all you’ve done for wasm!
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    twomoresoops plz
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    i'm the developer (non-designer) responsible for this, and dying laughing, so thank you!
27. 147.▲
    by nilslice 3y ago

    you're too kind! and excited to see your WebAssembly projects here on HN sometime too :)
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    Yes, it should work in Cloudflare, you'd just need to use the JS adapter for whichever APM you use (Datadog, Honeycomb, Lightstep w/ more coming soon). The library provides import functions you pass into your module instance, and
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    Bringing WebAssembly to PostgreSQL Using Extism(dylibso.com)

    10 points by nilslice 3y ago|2 comments
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    by nilslice 3y ago

    Hey HN - we've long wanted to bring Extism into a database server environment to see what a database could do with a more powerful extension system. Here we have an example of embedding Extism[0] into Postgres and calling UDF/plug