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3xcess.hashnode.dev·Jun 02, 2025

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Transleight-of-Hand: WebAssembly, Null Pointers, and Other Fun Ways to Break the Internet

TL;DRInformation about how the translation from native code to WASM can quietly introduce unintended behaviors causing secure native code to behave in potentially insecure ways when cross compiled into WASM binaries. You take some good ol’ trusty C ...

Transleight-of-Hand: WebAssembly, Null Pointers, and Other Fun Ways to Break the Internet

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github-open-source.hashnode.dev·May 30, 2025

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TeaVM: Run Your Java Code Directly in the Browser!

📝 Quick Summary: TeaVM is a Java bytecode compiler that enables developers to run Java code in diverse environments. It translates Java bytecode into JavaScript, WebAssembly, and C, allowing for cross-platform development. The project also provides ...

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benoitpetit.hashnode.dev·May 29, 2025

May 29, 2025

WebAssembly + Go + React : Valider tes formulaires comme un chef !

Salut toi ! Alors comme ça, tu en as marre que la validation de tes formulaires JavaScript qui rame ? Tu aimerais bien avoir les performances du natif sans te prendre la tête avec du C++ ? J'ai la solution parfaite pour toi : WebAssembly avec Go ! Au...

WebAssembly + Go + React : Valider tes formulaires comme un chef !

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blog.anirudha.dev·May 25, 2025

May 25, 2025

Chakra: A Wasm Runtime

The modern software landscape is shifting rapidly towards portability, performance, and sandboxed execution. At the heart of this transformation is WebAssembly (Wasm). A low-level binary instruction format that allows code written in multiple languag...

Chakra: A Wasm Runtime

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Ani

blog.anirudha.dev·May 14, 2025

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Typed, Transpiled, Compiled

If you've ever coded for the web, chances are you've touched JavaScript. But as apps get more complex, you might run into its quirks. That’s where TypeScript and AssemblyScript come into play. It all began in the wild early days of the internet, back...

Typed, Transpiled, Compiled

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bridgegroupsolutions.hashnode.dev·May 14, 2025

May 14, 2025

WebAssembly (Wasm) for High-Performance Applications

The Need for Speed in Apps Today Online space consumers today need apps to be super interactive and light speed, irrespective of whether the platform is a concern or not. For its web applications that are almost state-of-the-art, or demanding desktop...

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hallucinations-in-llms-101-part-i.hashnode.dev·May 06, 2025

May 06, 2025

Use Rust to build web apps using WASM

High-performance web apps can be built using Rust combined with WebAssembly (Wasm). Compared to other languages like C++ or Go, Rust offers a superior toolkit and fewer binaries, making it an excellent candidate for WebAssembly due to its efficiency,...

Use Rust to build web apps using WASM

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blog.anirudha.dev·Apr 23, 2025

Apr 23, 2025

The WebAssembly Odyssey

From browser booster to universal runtime, the journey of WebAssembly in 2025. A Bytecode Born for Browsers In 2017, WebAssembly (WASM) arrived as a new low-level bytecode format. Safe, compact, and fast. It was meant to make games, 3D apps, and vid...

The WebAssembly Odyssey

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Mikey Nichols

journeytocode.io·Apr 20, 2025

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The Future of Web Components

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The Future of Web Components

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Journey to Web Components: From Fundamentals to Advanced UI Architecture

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tech.finlup.id·Apr 09, 2025

Apr 09, 2025

🚀 Kolaborasi Node.js, Rust, dan WebAssembly: Performa Tinggi di Dunia JavaScript

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🚀 Kolaborasi Node.js, Rust, dan WebAssembly: Performa Tinggi di Dunia JavaScript

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