The Suborbital Development Platform is a family of open source tools and frameworks that help you build web services that are powerful, but never complicated.
This week we released Atmo Beta-3, its most capable release yet! The focus for this release was on flexibility and connectivity; in addition to supporting several languages such as TypeScript, Rust, and Swift, we want Atmo to provide all of the build...
In part 1 of this series, we looked at taking some TypeScript code, compiling it with the subo CLI and AssemblyScript toolchain to create a WebAssembly module. WebAssembly is incredibly useful as it allows us to create modules that can be executed in...
WebAssembly has the potential to be a major shift in how we build software for the web, the cloud, IOT, and more. Its portable and secure nature opens up use-cases that were previously very difficult to achieve. Let's walk through what it takes to ge...
Last week, official support for AssemblyScript was added to our various OSS projects including Subo, Reactr, and Atmo. You can now compile and run AssemblyScript-based Runnables in your projects! This is a big deal, because TypeScript - the language ...
A large swath of the internet these days relies on APIs to function. Software products, particularly SaaS products live or die based on their ability to integrate with others, and APIs are the best way to make that happen. By exposing your product's ...
Almost 2 weeks ago, the second beta release of Atmo was set loose on the world. The release contained a fair number of new features, which you can read all about in the release notes. I want to highlight my favourite parts here, and talk briefly abou...
