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syrusakbary
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About syrusakbary
https://wasmer.io/
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Comment #49237552
We will launch very soon the Wasmer SDK with support for mobile (androids and iOS)
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Comment #49124244
Wait to see what Wasmer has in store... :P
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Comment #49063589
ahahaha
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Comment #48877741
It's refreshing to see more self-made JS runtimes. I'd love to see if I can integrate it onto Edge.js for full Node.js support ( https://edgejs.org )
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Comment #48826575
Fixed!
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Comment #48771045
Yeah, we create Wasm Containers from your application and deploy it to the edge so it can scale serverlessly :)
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Comment #48754817
Excited on what this brings to the server-side :)
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Comment #48633049
We have created Edge.js that can run Node.js apps fully using your preferred JS runtime: V8 or QuickJS. https://edgejs.org/
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Comment #48508668
If you are looking for a Systems Interface, I don't think the Component Model will be a good fit
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Comment #48507964
Congrats on the release to the WASI team. TL;DR: WASI 0.3.0 is the Component Model-based WASI proposal. It adds async/await-style capabilities such as actors and streams, and today…
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Comment #48315138
This is a fork of Chicory, a bit more context of the relationship between the projects can be found here: https://github.com/dylibso/chicory/issues/1296
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Comment #48242878
It's great to see that since the release of Edge.js [1], they started to take Node.js compatibility more seriously (they went from ~40% to about 75% in just 2 months, so either coi…
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Comment #47800196
Yeah, the strategy is literally the same
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Comment #47611760
Wasmer (YC S19) | https://wasmer.io/ | Multiple Roles | Remote (EU) or Office (US) | Full-time We are building the next generation of infrastructure for AI without Docker container…
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Comment #47488050
Well, with the help of AI now you can have Fast, Affordable, and Correct.
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Comment #47440428
Just set it to MIT :)
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Comment #47440412
Thanks Yuri. Keep up the good work
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Comment #47432053
Actually agree with you here. It will be a good idea to add docs for the CLI and the WebAssembly sandboxing
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Comment #47432041
Yet... stay tuned!
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Comment #47428352
Thanks Ben! Took us a bit to figure out the best architecture for it, but once it became clear then it was just a matter of implementing the missing bits. I think the fact that WAS…