Writing near-native applications for the browser usually requires deep knowledge of JavaScript and its frameworks. This may be fine if you’re coming from a web development background, but what if you’re a C++ systems developer looking to move your ap...
With contribution from Shishuo Wang The WasmEdge team is happy to announce that WasmEdge Runtime is now fully supported in Suborbital's Reactr function scheduler as an embedded WebAssembly engine! Reactr is a Go-based multi-tenant function scheduling...
When looking at the next few years of cloud computing, several trends become apparent, but the concept of edge computing is one that sticks out time and time again. It really seems like the idea of “the edge” gets many people excited, but that the te...
I started my Wasm journey this summer with Golang and a browser and then with Node.js, tweeting every baby step of my progress. And that's how I got Connor Hicks' attention; This was the moment where he advised me to look at Atmo. Hmmm 🤔 Ok, this is...
Last month we introduced Sat to the world, and at the time is was a days-old experiment that we had only just started testing. It had yet to be used for anything real, but we were really excited about the idea of a tiny, lightweight, modular server t...
Today I have some exciting news about Suborbital. Some of you may already know about us, but I want to take this opportunity to cover everything we've been up to. Earlier this year, the open source work I was doing around WebAssembly transitioned int...
