WebAssembly runtimes (e.g. browsers) are slightly diverging in which features they support.
So here’s wasm-feature-detect — think modernizr, but for #wasm.
- Detectors for various WebAssembly proposals
- Tiny (~600B)
- Easy to augment and contribute
https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/wasm-feature-detect
So here’s wasm-feature-detect — think modernizr, but for #wasm.
- Detectors for various WebAssembly proposals
- Tiny (~600B)
- Easy to augment and contribute
https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/wasm-feature-detect
Introducing wax: a #wasm package runner!
wax is a tool intended to ease the use of command-line WebAssembly applications on your system. Similarly to wapm, that allows the installation and usage of packages and commands, wax enables use of CLI tools without installing them globally or changing your PATH.
https://wasmer.io/
wax is a tool intended to ease the use of command-line WebAssembly applications on your system. Similarly to wapm, that allows the installation and usage of packages and commands, wax enables use of CLI tools without installing them globally or changing your PATH.
https://wasmer.io/