Wasmtime is a fast, secure, standardscompliant and lightweight WebAssembly (Wasm) runtime.As of Wasmtime 35, Winch supports AArch64 for CoreWasmproposals, along with additional Wasm proposals like the ComponentModel and Custom PageSizes.| Bytecode Alliance
Wasmtime’s 33.0.0 release supports invoking Wasm component exports directly from the command line with the new --invoke flag. This article walks through building a Wasm component in Rust and using wasmtime run --invoke to execute specifi...| Bytecode Alliance
The Bytecode Alliance is very happy to announce a significant milestone for both Wasmtime and the Bytecode Alliance: Wasmtime has officially been promoted to become the BA’s first Core Project. As someone deeply involved in Wasmtime and the proposal process, I’m incredibly excited to share this news and what it signifies.| Bytecode Alliance
Wasmtime is a lightweight WebAssembly runtime built forspeed, security, and standards-compliance. Wasmtime now supportslong-term-support (LTS) releases that are maintained with security fixes for 2years after their initial release.| Bytecode Alliance
In 2024, the WAMR community saw many thrilling advancements, including the development of new features, increased industrial use, and an improved experience for developers. Passionate developers and industry professionals have come toget...| Bytecode Alliance
Each December the Bytecode Alliance conducts elections to fill important roles on our governing Board and Technical Steering Committee (TSC). I’m pleased to announce the results of our just-held December 2024 election, in which our Recog...| Bytecode Alliance
Wasmtime is a lightweight WebAssembly runtime built for speed, security, and standards-compliance. December’s v28.0 release brings enhancements including a new option for optimization at compile-time, a new first-class type for Cranelift...| Bytecode Alliance
Portability is among the first properties promoted on WebAssembly’s officialhomepage:| Bytecode Alliance
This month’s v27.0 release of Wasmtime—the fast, secure, and standards-compliant WebAssembly (Wasm) runtime—includes enhancements such as completed support for the new Wasm garbage collection proposal, a PyTorch backend for wasi-nn, link...| Bytecode Alliance
Wasmtime is a fast, secure, and standards-compliant WebAssembly runtime. The latest v26.0 release includes enhancements such as implementation of the “table64” extension, a new wasmtime completion subcommand, ARM64 Windows support, and m...| Bytecode Alliance
If you’re a .NET/C# developer, componentize-dotnet makes it easy to compile your code to WebAssembly components using a single tool. This Bytecode Alliance project is a NuGet package that can be used to create a fully AOT-compiled compon...| Bytecode Alliance
The Bytecode Alliance Plumber’s Summit gathered in Raleigh, NC on January 31, 2024 to celebrate the release of WASI 0.2 and collaborate on the next steps forward for the WebAssembly ecosystem.The first day of the two-day summit focused o...| Bytecode Alliance
The WASI Subgroup voted on January 25, 2024 to launch WASI 0.2, also knownas WASI Preview 2, or WASIp2! This blog post is a brief look at the present,past, and future of WASI, and a repost of an original article sharedhere.| Bytecode Alliance
Today we announce the formation of the Bytecode Alliance, a new industry partnership coming together to forge WebAssembly’s outside-the-browser future by collaborating on implementing standards and proposing new ones. Our founding member...| Bytecode Alliance
The WebAssembly (Wasm) ecosystem is transforming. Developers can look forward to a modular, virtualizable, and robust environment for building applications, libraries, and services.We are excited to be working towards this with implement...| Bytecode Alliance
As of today, the Wasmtime WebAssembly runtime is now at 1.0! This means that all of us in the Bytecode Alliance agree that it is fully ready to use in production.| Bytecode Alliance
The essence of software engineering is making trade-offs, and sometimesengineers even trade away security for other priorities. When it comes torunning untrusted code from unknown sources, however, exceptionally strongsecurity is simply ...| Bytecode Alliance
JavaScript in the browser runs many times faster than it did two decades ago. And that happened because the browser vendors spent that time working on intensive performance optimizations.| Bytecode Alliance
We announced the Bytecode Alliance nearly a year ago, and since then it has been… quite a year 😬| Bytecode Alliance