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The Terraforming of the WebAssembly Landscape(seb.deleuze.fr)
2 points by sdeleuze 3y ago|0 comments
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by sdeleuze 3y ago
Kotlin now also targets WASI for server-side Wasm applications. Combined to Kotlin/Wasm browser support, that’s a powerful combo. Notice the footprint is very small (3k for an hello world).
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by sdeleuze 3y ago
And Bytecoder which targets Wasm GC. https://github.com/mirkosertic/Bytecoder
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by sdeleuze 3y ago
J2CL sadly uses Java sources as the input, not JVM bytecode, which makes it hardly usable for a lot of use cases involving existing libraries.
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by sdeleuze 4y ago
Transcription of the talk given by Zalim Bashorov and Sébastien Deleuze at Wasm I/O conference to introduce Kotlin/Wasm and the new perspectives introduced by WasmGC for fullstack development.
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Kotlin/Wasm(seb.deleuze.fr)
8 points by sdeleuze 4y ago|1 comments
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by sdeleuze 4y ago
This new blog post explores the huge potential of Kotlin/Wasm and how WasmGC, WASI, WebAssembly Component Model and warg repositories could change how we develop applications.
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The potential of Kotlin/WASM(seb.deleuze.fr)
60 points by sdeleuze 4y ago|45 comments
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by sdeleuze 4y ago
Thanks. I agree with the limitations you mentioned about .Net, but who knows maybe they will switch to a more optimized AOT compilation at some point. I know TeaVM, but my bet is more on Google side for Java support, the task is too huge fo
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by sdeleuze 4y ago
Not ideal I agree, main reason is that I don’t have the bandwith to publish on a regular basis in a blog, so I have never created one.
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WebAssembly impact on the future of programming languages(twitter.com)
6 points by sdeleuze 4y ago|6 comments
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RESThub 2.0, the Spring + Backbone.js stack, just released (pullrequest.org)
4 points by sdeleuze 14y ago|1 comments