Hello! We're looking for 1-2 people **who've already bought the book but haven't yet started** and are interesting in working through the first 1-2 chapters LIVE on a video call with me. Interested? Reply here or to the post on the #announcements channel in the book's Discord.

Love this idea! WebAssembly Wizardry: "Tiny programming challenges designed for learning about WebAssembly by writing it by hand." → github.com/danprince/weba…

This looks great, and seems like the perfect compliment to our book! Ours is a step-by-step guide to building a small compiler for a toy language, using the *binary module format*. Dominic Elm's course will teach you the text format (.wat) w/ interactive exercises. Why not both? 😄

A great article that gives some insights into the implementation details of a performant Wasm engine. "Is Memory64 actually worth using?"

SpiderMonkey WASI demo — the SpiderMonkey JS engine, compiled to WebAssembly, running in the browser → mozilla-spidermonkey.github.io/sm-wasi-demo/

Cool to see that MoonBit is continuing to make progress! MoonBit is a new, Wasm-native programming language with a syntax similar to Rust (although it has a GC): docs.moonbitlang.com/en/latest/

With the official launch of the book being next week, we figured it's about time we wrote a Conclusion chapter 😅 Lots more small tweaks & improvements coming this week…