Copilot Studio gets faster with .NET 10 on WebAssembly - .NET Blog

Microsoft Copilot Studio recently upgraded its .NET WebAssembly engine to .NET 10. The migration was straightforward, simplified deployment, and delivered another round of meaningful performance gains for end users.

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Show HW: LiteParser – An embeddable SQLite parser

LiteParser는 완전한 SQLite SQL 파서를 C 언어로 구현한 임베디드 라이브러리로, 외부 의존성 없이 단일 정적 또는 공유 라이브러리로 제공된다. SQLite의 모든 SQL 문법을 지원하며, AST를 JSON으로 직렬화하거나 다시 SQL로 변환하는 기능을 갖추고 있어 IDE 통합, 린터, 코드 분석 등에 적합하다. 메모리 관리는 아레나 할당 방식을 사용해 빠르고 메모리 누수 없이 처리하며, Apple Silicon에서 초당 약 42만 건의 구문 분석 성능을 보인다. 또한, 광범위한 SQLite 테스트 스위트와 퍼즈 테스트를 통과해 안정성과 완성도를 입증했다. WebAssembly 빌드도 지원해 브라우저 및 Node.js 환경에서도 활용 가능하다.

https://github.com/sqliteai/liteparser

#sqlite #sqlparser #c #wasm #ast

GitHub - sqliteai/liteparser: A lightweight, embeddable SQL parser designed for SQLite-based applications. It parses SQL statements into a structured representation that can be inspected, analyzed, or transformed programmatically.

A lightweight, embeddable SQL parser designed for SQLite-based applications. It parses SQL statements into a structured representation that can be inspected, analyzed, or transformed programmatical...

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I kind of hesitated with posting about it here but I'm happy to announce that my project got selected for this years #GSoC under the @typelevel organization!

Over the course of the project I will be prototyping a port of Cats Effect and FS2 for the #Wasm/WASI platform. Support for WASI by #scala compiler(s) is still experimental and I think this is the first time an I/O-heavy library is being ported there

People of #Clojure, I think this is pretty much done: My fork of #joker, the excellent #golang interpreter, sped up to the nines with IR bytecode interpreter, #wasm back-end, full introspection (well, almost) and a few extra doodads. Going to be using this _a lot_ over the next year.

https://rcarmo.github.io/projects/go-joker/

go-joker — rcarmo

Performance-optimised Clojure-like Lisp interpreter — IR bytecode, WASM backend, 527× faster arithmetic.

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LinuxOnTab — Real Linux in your browser. No install, no server, no Docker.

"LinuxOnTab boots a real x86 Linux kernel and Alpine userland inside your browser using WebAssembly and the v86 emulator. A zero-install, local-first, in-browser Linux terminal — a lightweight Docker alternative for instant sandboxes, teaching, demos, and disposable shells."

https://linuxontab.com/

#linux #nifty #wasm #webdev
LinuxOnTab — Real Linux in your browser tab

A real x86 Linux kernel + Alpine userland, booted inside a browser tab via WebAssembly. Zero install. Zero server. A local-first Docker alternative for instant, disposable Linux shells.

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This Wasm interpreter fits in a QR code

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Lobsters
git-async web demo - A git browser in the browser https://lobste.rs/s/pwwn0j #show #rust #vcs #wasm #web
https://git-async.donk.systems/
git-async web demo - A git browser in the browser

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Lobsters
🎉 Behold, the ultimate #hipster software: #a "distributed #WASM runtime" that magically sprinkles itself over a "zerotrust mesh" 🕸️. All packaged #in one static binary, because who needs a control plane when you can have #chaos in a box? 🚀✨
https://github.com/sambigeara/pollen #software #distributed #zerotrust #mesh #box #tech #innovation #HackerNews #ngated
GitHub - Sambigeara/pollen: Distributed WASM runtime. Workloads place themselves over a zero-trust mesh. One static binary.

Distributed WASM runtime. Workloads place themselves over a zero-trust mesh. One static binary. - Sambigeara/pollen

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