WebAssembly turns native code into web modules

Timeline

1. Jun 19, 2026PyPI now accepts WASM wheels for Pyodide

   PyPI now accepts Pyodide-compatible WASM wheels, removing a major packaging bottleneck for browser-side Python.

2. Jun 17, 2026Wazero turns Go Wasm into plain Go

   A practical breakdown of why wazero is the cleanest Go WebAssembly runtime, plus a copy-ready starter template.

3. Jun 17, 2026ffmpeg-webCLI brings video editing into the browser

   ffmpeg-webCLI runs video editing in the browser with ffmpeg.wasm, keeping files local and avoiding server uploads.

4. Jun 7, 2026How to build AkiraOS WASM apps for Zephyr

   Build and deploy sandboxed WebAssembly apps on AkiraOS running Zephyr RTOS.

5. May 28, 2026Wasm in 2026 turns one codebase into many runtimes

   I break down why WebAssembly finally feels production-ready, and give you a copyable template for browser, edge, and plugin use.

6. May 19, 2026WebAssembly in the Browser: a C-to-WASM tutorial

   A May 2026 tutorial shows how to write, compile, test, and deploy a C WebAssembly app entirely in GitHub Codespaces and the browser.

7. May 19, 2026WebAssembly turns native code into web modules seed

   I break down WebAssembly into a practical playbook, then give you a copy-ready template for targeting browser and non-browser runtimes.

8. Apr 3, 2026WebAssembly in 2026: Faster Web Apps, Less JavaScript

   WebAssembly in 2026 powers faster apps, edge compute, and safer plugins, with SIMD benchmarks and Rust tooling leading the way.