Published on: 2025-06-26 04:14:28
Run Elixir in WASM Popcorn is a library that enables execution of Elixir code within web browsers. Compiled Elixir code is executed in the client-side AtomVM runtime. Popcorn offers APIs for interactions between Elixir and JavaScript, handling serialization and communication, as well as ensuring browser responsiveness. We prepared three live examples using Popcorn, check them out! You will find Popcorn API in "API" section and read how it all works in "Under the hood" section. Popcorn in acti
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Find related items on AmazonPublished on: 2025-06-30 07:00:11
About Wasmer Read more about us here: https://wasmer.io/posts Read more about our culture and values here: https://wasmer.io/values-and-culture At Wasmer we are working on the software that will power the next generation of Cloud Computing platforms using WebAssembly. Similarly to Node.js, we are moving WebAssembly to the server-side but completely emancipated from JavaScript. About the role C, C++, Rust #Role: Compiler Engineer #Type: Full-time #Location: Remote About The Role We are see
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Finding a bug in Chromium This week I’ve submitted a report for a bug I found in Chromium, the first time I’ve done so. I wanted to show how I found the bug and to spread … to hopefully speed up the resolution of it. At Monumental we’ve building robots to automate construction, starting with masonry. At our company full-stack really means full-stack, it reaches from the hardware and electronics all the way to the front-end that designs the walls and controls the robots. Our frontend is an Ele
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Running Clojure in WASM Apr 26, 2025 Starting from v25 GraalVM added support for WASM backend for Java programs compiled to native image, which means that it's finally becomes possible to compile and run Clojure programs in WASM! Although WASM backend is in its early days, and doesn't support threading and networking, it is already possible to compile and run single-threaded computational programs in Java/Clojure. If you open browser console now, on this page, you'll see Hello, World! printed
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April 19, 2025 nullprogram.com/blog/2025/04/19/ An early, small hurdle diving into WebAssembly was allocating my allocator. On a server or desktop with virtual memory, the allocator asks the operating system to map fresh pages into its address space (sbrk, anonymous mmap, VirtualAlloc), which it then dynamically allocates to different purposes. In an embedded context, dynamic allocation memory is typically a fixed, static region chosen at link time. The WASM execution environment more resemble
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My browser WASM’t prepared for this. Using DuckDB, Apache Arrow and Web Workers in real life Introduction At Motif Analytics, we are building a highly-interactive analytics tool, which allows finding insights in relatively large datasets, fully in-browser. We have a more traditional cloud-mode too, but the “local” (fully in-browser) mode is an important way for our users to experiment with Motif and see if it matches their needs, without making any commitments on their end. To make that possib
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As WebAssembly support has been developed by the Swift community and significantly improved over the years, I would like to put up a pitch for a vision describing WebAssembly support in Swift. Your feedback would be highly appreciated! Full vision text is included below, while the corresponding PR is also available on GitHub. Introduction WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a virtual machine instruction set focused on portability, security, and high performance. It is vendor-neutral, designed an
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Last fall the Azure Core Upstream team introduced Hyperlight: an open-source Rust library you can use to execute small, embedded functions using hypervisor-based protection. Then, we showed how to run Rust functions really, really fast, followed by using C to run Javascript. In February 2025, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) voted to onboard Hyperlight into their Sandbox program. We’re announcing the release of Hyperlight Wasm: a Hyperlight virtual machine (VM) “micro-guest” that ca
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We’re excited that members of our community are already building applications with the WebAssembly (Wasm) version of Kuzu, which was only released a few weeks ago! Early adopters to integrate Kuzu-Wasm include Alibaba Graphscope, see: 1 and 2, and Kineviz, whose project will be launched soon. In this post, we’ll showcase the potential of Kuzu-Wasm by building a fully in-browser chatbot that answers questions over LinkedIn data using an advanced retrieval technique: Graph Retrieval-Augmented Gen
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So there are only 2 web browser engines, and it seems likely there will soon only be 1, and making a whole new web browser from the ground up is effectively impossible because the browsers vendors have weaponized web standards complexity against any newcomers. Maybe eventually someone will succeed and there will be 2 again. Best case. What a situation. So throw out all the web standards. Make a browser that just runs WASM blobs, and gives them a surface to use, sorta like Wayland does. It has t
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