WebMCP(github.com)

113 points by sanj 1 year ago | 27 comments

Wasm3 entering a minimal maintenance phase(github.com)

452 points by padolsey 2 years ago | 97 comments

GitHub repository for Wasm3, a fast WebAssembly interpreter and portable WASM runtime, here noted as entering a minimal maintenance phase.

Show HN: Wd-40, a static webserver with automatic hot-reloads(github.com)

99 points by baalimago 2 years ago | 74 comments

Webbol: A minimal static web server written in COBOL(github.com)

125 points by simonpure 1 year ago | 48 comments

Wasm2Mpy: Compiling WASM to MicroPython so it can run on Raspberrys(github.com)

80 points by syrusakbary 2 years ago | 29 comments

Waxolotl – A small language that compiles to WebAssembly text format(github.com)

96 points by keepamovin 2 years ago | 14 comments

Making WebAssembly a first-class language on the Web(hacks.mozilla.org)

613 points by mikece 7 months ago | 223 comments

Mozilla Hacks article by Ryan Hunt on why WebAssembly remains a second-class language on the web and how to make it first-class.

Wasm3 entering a minimal maintenance phase(github.com)

452 points by padolsey 2 years ago | 97 comments

GitHub repository for Wasm3, a fast WebAssembly interpreter and portable WASM runtime, here noted as entering a minimal maintenance phase.

Native apps written in TypeScript and CSS(github.com)

108 points by arbayi 1 month ago | 37 comments

GitHub repository of example Gea applications and tools, including an app gallery for the simulator, embedded targets, GeaOS and Apple targets.

CasNum(github.com)

322 points by aebtebeten 7 months ago | 38 comments

GitHub repository for CasNum, an open-source MIT-licensed project with a casnum package, examples including a PyBoy submodule, and screenshots.

JavaScript Demos in 140 Characters(beta.dwitter.net)

325 points by themanmaran 9 months ago | 59 comments

Dwitter, a community site for sharing and remixing JavaScript canvas demos written in 140 characters or less.

The GitHub wiki is an anti-pattern (2022)(michaelheap.com)

151 points by ibobev 1 month ago | 88 comments

A 2022 blog post by Michael Heap arguing that using the GitHub wiki for project documentation is an anti-pattern compared to a docs folder in the repo.