Wasmer 7.0 is out today for this WebAssembly "WASM" run-time for enabling lightweight containers that can run "anywhere" from the desktop to cloud and the edge. The security-minded and extensible WASM runtime provided by Wasmer has already proven to be quite robust while with Wasmer 7.0 has become even more featureful.
Wasmer 7.0 introduces a new WASIX context switching API, an experimental async API, full support for dynamic linking with WASIX, and usability enhancements like a progress bar during Wasmer compilation. For those new to the WebAssembly world, the WASIX ABI allows for networking, multi-threading, and other features as a significant improvement over the WASI ABI.
Wasmer 7.0 also has enha…
Wasmer 7.0 is out today for this WebAssembly "WASM" run-time for enabling lightweight containers that can run "anywhere" from the desktop to cloud and the edge. The security-minded and extensible WASM runtime provided by Wasmer has already proven to be quite robust while with Wasmer 7.0 has become even more featureful.
Wasmer 7.0 introduces a new WASIX context switching API, an experimental async API, full support for dynamic linking with WASIX, and usability enhancements like a progress bar during Wasmer compilation. For those new to the WebAssembly world, the WASIX ABI allows for networking, multi-threading, and other features as a significant improvement over the WASI ABI.
Wasmer 7.0 also has enhanced the debugging experience, added RISC-V 64-bit support to the Singlepass compiler, exception handling is added to the Cranelift compiler code, and there are also LLVM updates.
Downloads and more details on the Wasmer 7.0 release via GitHub. Those wanting to learn more about the Wasmer WebAssembly runtime itself can do so at Wasmer.io.