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Last week, we at Suborbital had the joy of sponsoring the revival of the WebAssembly North America meetup. For our first guest, we hosted a live discussion with Alex Crichton all about his work on bri…
Blazor is pretty cool, I hope Microsoft keeps investing into it. https://youtu.be/5gSqw18oSDM The JavaScript Obligation I've been consistently obligated to use JavaScript whenever I want to build a w…
For a while, some WASM runtimes implement the Socket specification. So, let’s see how to code an HTTP server directly with WASM. Quick reminder about WASM and WASI First, WebAssembly (WASM) is a compi…
I was recently talking with a friend who works with a small non-profit about the challenges they're having integrating new fundraising software. While the software works well for 80% of their needs, t…
This is my first (of hopefully many) blog articles on the Uno Platform, exploring by learning about it. While Uno Platform is not new, has been around for a while, but when I saw an email about this …
Introduction This tutorial aims to show you how to deploy a Blazor WebAssembly app on Netlify, a hosting platform with a ton of features. Here's a short video demo of the app. https://www.youtube.com…
WebAssembly is a new type of code that can be run inside modern web browsers. Together with low-code, it has the potential to transform how software developers build applications for the web. The Java…
Last week, I described the basics on how to develop and deploy a Rust plugin for Apache APISIX. The plugin just logged a message when it received the request. Today, I want to leverage what we learned…
Suborbital Extension Engine is a platform designed to run untrusted third-party plugins that are integrated into your SaaS application. In order to do this, we've built a system that runs a highly ava…
Apache APISIX is built upon the shoulders of two giants: NGINX, a widespread Open Source reverse-proxy OpenResty, a platform that allows scripting NGINX with the Lua programming language via LuaJIT …
