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Translates Windows executables (win32/x86) to WebAssembly to run in the browser, discussing challenges like blocking vs async design.
Describes implementing a three-layer memory stack for Hermes Agent, combining session memory on PostgreSQL, working memory with pattern redaction, and a long-term knowledge graph using PGLite.
Edge Python is a 170 KB WASM-based sandboxed Python subset that runs agent-generated code directly in the browser without a server, supporting classes, async/await, pattern matching, and more.
Beto introduces Forge, a Forth-inspired stack-based language for building websites, featuring both server-side and client-side rendering via a WebAssembly compiler.
This article details over 20 security vulnerabilities found by AI agents in Epsilon, a small WASM runtime written in Go, including several sandbox escapes that allow malicious modules to break out of isolation.
Xs of Y is a roguelike game written in a custom Lisp dialect called let-go, where each run generates a new title, quest, and rune mappings. The game features a unique magic system based on s-expressions and runs natively or in the browser via WASM.
Developer releases `exact-poly`, a 2D geometry library using exact integer arithmetic instead of floats to eliminate cross-platform reproducibility issues caused by IEEE 754 implementation differences.
A new array data type is being added to Redis via a PR, and an interactive WASM-based playground has been built to experiment with the new commands.
A guide to using Chrome DevTools for debugging WebAssembly code, including setting breakpoints and catching exceptions.
DuckDB 1.5.2 adds production-ready DuckLake v1.0 lakehouse format, Iceberg extension improvements, Jepsen testing, and a revamped browser shell with file storage.
LispE is an open-source Lisp dialect by NAVER that combines functional and array language features with support for AI libraries like PyTorch, llama.cpp, and MLX. It runs as both a native application and WebAssembly library with thread support and modern functional programming capabilities.
watgo is a pure Go WebAssembly toolkit that can parse WAT, validate, encode to WASM binary, and decode binary format, with both CLI and Go API.
LiteParse is a standalone open-source PDF parsing tool from run-llama that provides fast, local spatial text extraction with bounding boxes, supporting multiple programming languages and platforms.