Probably the most impressive and exciting talk I have seen in years! Congrats to @fniephaus and Patrick Ziegler for their #wasmio presentation and work on @graalvm starting to compile Java applications to WasmGC. Kudos to Thomas Wuerthinger too.

DuckDB doesn’t like foie gras. Make sense ^^. #wasmio

#1 in Colin Murphy (Adobe)’s whishlist for WebAssembly: compiling Java to WebAssembly. Let see this afternoon at #wasmio if @graalvm can pave the way for such capability

A spectrum of colorless concurrency with the Wasm Component Model by Luke Wagner. I keep being impresssed by Luke´s ability to be relevant on both the high-level vision and the low level compiler engineer level (critically important) details. Brilliant talk! #wasm #wasmio

On my way to Barcelona for #wasmio despite the train I booked initially being cancelled due to a strike. I found another one!

I presented on #WebAssembly at Google earlier today at #WasmCon. If you're interested in the various (public) ways Google is using #Wasm its various products or is involved in its standardization and tooling, these are the slides: https://goo.gle/wasmcon2024. One thing is certain: Google Wasm! (This is an updated version of the #WasmIO talk I gave with Thomas Nattestad.)

I have just secured my early bird ticket for #WasmIO 2025. If you have never attended, highly recommended! You don’t have to be a #WebAssembly expert to enjoy the conference, there are people from various technologies + Barcelona is amazing end of March. https://wasm.io

Back in March at #wasmio, @anfibiacreativa and I showed a WIDE array of #webassembly debugging in #vscode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sofGOtwGWu8.

But, you'll note: the debugger couldn't navigate #webassemblycomponent files. Now it can!

New blog post: Bringing WebAssembly to microcontrollers:

https://blog.fireflyzero.com/pages/history2/

This is the 2/2 part covering the history of Firefly Zero. It talks more about #wasm, my personal experience with it, #TinyGo, #FOSDEM, #WASMIO, @mechanoid, #AdaFruit #PyBadge, and many other amazing bleeding edge technologies that made Firefly Zero possible.

The slides of Thomas Nattestad's and my #WasmIO24 talk on #WebAssembly at Google are available at https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bnYntCeekIev8hZnizixvLPUV7ljfJ2hNO6vBOcnXlE/edit?usp=sharing.

In the talk, we showed a lot of examples of how Google uses #Wasm in its products, creates tooling for Wasm, and contributes to Wasm's standardization.

For questions, catch either of us at the #wasmIO conference.

MUC => BCN
Looking forward to two exciting days full of learning and meeting friends at #wasmio!

I am officially #lookingforwork to continue and expand my work with #WebAssembly.

With #WASI 0.2.0 now officially launched, now is a great time to invest in the Component Model and I can help!

I'm actively engaged in the Component-Model standards process and am giving a talk in two weeks at Wasm IO! #wasmio

https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/claw-and-the-future-of-component-native-programming-languages/

I will be speaking at #wasmio in March about the Claw programming language and the exciting possibilities for component-native programming languages.

https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/claw-and-the-future-of-component-native-programming-languages/

Some advance notice of an accepted talk at #WasmIO 2024: together with Thomas Nattestad, I'll present on "#WebAssembly at Google": https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/webassembly-at-google/.

There'll also be a dedicated session by Kevin Moore on "Flutter, Dart, and #Wasm": Shipping a new model for Web applications: https://2024.wasmio.tech/sessions/flutter-dart-and-wasm-shipping-a-new-model-for-web-applications/.

Very excited about Zalim Bashorov's session on "#Kotlin/Wasm—Compile Once Run Everywhere", too!

the full #wasmio #webassembly play list is out! SO much great stuff I can't line up the categories easily: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLP3xGl7Eb-4NtSX-wzOxUCjPsBcw2zrPA