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25 postsFreeCAD Ported to the Browser: 2.2M Lines of CAD via WASM
Following LibreCAD and OpenSCAD, FreeCAD has been ported to WebAssembly. In four days, the Fable agent used JSPI, a custom Qt build and a WebGL2 shim to fit a massive CAD kernel into the browser.
Taetype-WASM Brings a Pure-Rust, Unsafe-Free Font Engine to Browsers
Taetype-WASM ports a memory-safe, unsafe-free Rust font engine to WebAssembly, enabling full decode, subset, shape, and rasterize in the browser.
Why Debug Info Makes Rust-to-WebAssembly Builds 40x Slower
LLVM's Register Stackify pass mishandles debug records, making Rust-to-WebAssembly builds up to 40x slower; a fix targets the root cause.
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A provider-agnostic, local-first CLI that reviews your staged changes, a historic range, or a whole GitHub pull request. Zero telemetry, no server. Free and open source.
commitbrief.comFormally Verified 3D CSG: Trust a 93-Line Spec, Not 1000 Lines of AI Code
First formally verified 3D mesh intersection kernel in Lean 4: a 93-line spec replaces review of 1000+ lines of AI code and 60,000+ lines of proofs.
Cloudflare Workers Gains Experimental Native Rust and Tokio Support via Emscripten
Cloudflare adds experimental Emscripten target support to wasm-bindgen, enabling native Rust and Tokio async apps to run on Workers.
Minikotlin: A C-Written Compiler That Emits Kotlin as WASM-GC
Minikotlin compiles Kotlin directly to WebAssembly GC bytecode using a C-written compiler with no JVM, LLVM, or Binaryen dependency.
RPC Across Python and TypeScript with Zero Dependencies
Workers RPC facilitates communication between JavaScript and Python without dependencies. A significant advancement for developers.
BrowserPod 3.0: Running Rust Applications in the Browser
BrowserPod 3.0 enables running Rust applications in the browser, enhancing development possibilities for engineers.
NetWasm: An Independent .NET Compiler and Runtime for WebAssembly
NetWasm is an independent .NET compiler for WebAssembly, featuring a compact runtime.
Performance of WebAssembly Runtimes in 2026
2026 benchmarks show Wasmer as the top WebAssembly runtime, with WAVM optimizing effectively.