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ShowDev: I built a bulk HTML-to-Markdown converter that runs entirely in the browser
Christoph Dieck
Christoph Dieck
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Aug 11
ShowDev: I built a bulk HTML-to-Markdown converter that runs entirely in the browser
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Un frontend nativo para un lenguaje compilado: componentes .fitzv que compilan a WebAssembly
Martin Palopoli
Martin Palopoli
Martin Palopoli
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Aug 11
Un frontend nativo para un lenguaje compilado: componentes .fitzv que compilan a WebAssembly
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A native frontend for a compiled language: .fitzv components that compile to WebAssembly
Martin Palopoli
Martin Palopoli
Martin Palopoli
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Aug 11
A native frontend for a compiled language: .fitzv components that compile to WebAssembly
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Tired of JS for simple UI in Ruby?
aditya kalia
aditya kalia
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Aug 11
Tired of JS for simple UI in Ruby?
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Compiling libjxl to WASM so browsers can open JPEG XL files
El_Necora
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Aug 6
Compiling libjxl to WASM so browsers can open JPEG XL files
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A Vite-class dev loop for a compiled language: hot reload + state preservation + a live manifest
Martin Palopoli
Martin Palopoli
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Aug 6
A Vite-class dev loop for a compiled language: hot reload + state preservation + a live manifest
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Why Local-First Web Apps are the Future: Building a Zero-Server PDF Engine with WebAssembly
Rick M
Rick M
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Aug 6
Why Local-First Web Apps are the Future: Building a Zero-Server PDF Engine with WebAssembly
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Why SharedArrayBuffer forced me to delete every third-party script on my site
Sike Ren
Sike Ren
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Aug 6
Why SharedArrayBuffer forced me to delete every third-party script on my site
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Un dev loop tipo Vite para un lenguaje compilado: hot reload + preservaciĂłn de state + manifest en vivo
Martin Palopoli
Martin Palopoli
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Aug 6
Un dev loop tipo Vite para un lenguaje compilado: hot reload + preservaciĂłn de state + manifest en vivo
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How to achieve zero-copy streaming from hyper and h3-quinn into a Wasmtime Wasm component via wasi:http?
Josh Klein
Josh Klein
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Jul 27
How to achieve zero-copy streaming from hyper and h3-quinn into a Wasmtime Wasm component via wasi:http?
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AI wrote my compiler. A mathematical proof checks its work on every build.
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Jul 25
AI wrote my compiler. A mathematical proof checks its work on every build.
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OCR and sign a PDF entirely in the browser — no upload, no server
Lucian (LKB)
Lucian (LKB)
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Aug 7
OCR and sign a PDF entirely in the browser — no upload, no server
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Paper Finder: A Free AI-Powered Research Tool and the 7-Second Freeze I Had to Debug
Emmanuel Adu
Emmanuel Adu
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Jul 29
Paper Finder: A Free AI-Powered Research Tool and the 7-Second Freeze I Had to Debug
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ffmpeg.wasm 0.12 hung on the first frame — and the real speedup was not the upgrade
Hammad Shams Uddin
Hammad Shams Uddin
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ffmpeg.wasm 0.12 hung on the first frame — and the real speedup was not the upgrade
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I shipped a neural-network opponent into the browser: no backend, no accounts, 120 ms per move
Stefan Stefanov
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Jul 26
I shipped a neural-network opponent into the browser: no backend, no accounts, 120 ms per move
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