We are talking about crude generative art sketches like the one on the photo. Upload a photo in whichever resolution you want, and leave the generator to do its job.
Warren Dujardin just put out a prototype of #webassembly#wasi:usb: https://github.com/Wadu436/usb-wasm. Give it a look; there are a bunch of funky issues around this area in IoT, but I love seeing these PoCs.
I was a little skeptical at how easy it would be to adapt the O'Reilly Shortcut approach to covering the #WebAssembly ecosystem, but I'm quite pleased with how it is turning out. If you are interested in checking it out and have an O'Reilly account, you can see them here:
Catch up on the Bytecode Alliance Plumber’s Summit where folks celebrated the release of WASI 0.2 and collaborated on next steps for the #WebAssembly ecosystem.
I'm very excited about the future of webassembly and wasi preview 2.0. I compiled my Rust/C++ crate femark into a wasi component, and used it to make an editor with live preview and syntax highlighting for Leptos #rust#leptos#wasi#web#webassembly
After initial load, when idle, ship another bundle async, which might be bigger in size, but is optimized for speed and swap the two bundles with each other.
WASM-4 is a game console emulator for running in browser games compiled into #wasm "cartridges". There are already lots of fun games made for it, some even in Go, but so far Go lacked a friendly framework for it. Not anymore!
We're currently working on more cool stuff for #WebAssembly, WASM-4, and TinyGo. Stay tuned!
Sometimes you have a dumb project that you just can't quit. This is mine. Part 1 of my project is to explore using OpenStreetMap data to make custom maps. Parsing the map data is done with #Rust and #WebAssembly. #WebDev
The magic of #WebAssembly and #WASI is that as long as you can feed your target program to a runtime capable of understanding it, everything else just kinda works, because it's already expressed on the far side of the abstraction boundary.
I have not written a line of #Rust before, but I was able to slightly tweak one of the #wasmtime examples to get the CPython WASI build running for the most basic task.
This is huge! This could allow other Web browser engines like #Firefox's #Gecko to run on iOS, and expand the possibilities with #WebAssembly on iOS, by allowing engines like #wasmtime to run in Apple phones 🥳
(o/c terms and conditions apply, and the costs might be prohibitive)
I made a Dungeon Crawler Roguelike that you can play in your web browser1.
It isn't original though: as part of learning the Rust programming language, I followed the tutorial project in Hands-on Rust by @herberticus . I posted a recap on my blog2.
I'm very much looking forward to Herbert Wolverson's next book!
The author is craving for an intermediate representation for general-purpose computational machines. A few years later it happened with #WebAssembly. #computerScience#compiler