Hyperlight Wasm will need Version 1.82.0 of the Rust toolchain. When you have that installed, you can build the rest using the provided just build script.

While Wasm doesn’t yet “run everywhere,” its use is steadily expanding beyond the browser. Broader adoption, particularly on the server side, seems inevitable.

Aaron Turner, developer relations at Wasmer, announced that the recently released Wasmer-JS allows developers to run WASI modules in both Node and the browser. Turner provides wasm-terminal as an exam ...

Born in the browser, Wasm has enormous potential to revolutionize software development and deployment for embedded industrial systems. Unlike traditional containerization technologies like Docker, ...

However, as developers begin to adopt and embrace the spec, they reveal several advantages to the use of WebAssembly (Wasm), both on the client side and the server side. WebAssembly benefits Overall, ...

Wasmer recently released version 1.0 of its server-side WebAssembly runtime, and it is now generally available. Wasmer enables super lightweight containers based on WebAssembly. Version 1.0 marks a si ...