Months of Interest
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###### tags: `wasm` `wasi` `langs` `webassembly`

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- **What is it:** Proposed community articles on wasm/wasi
- **Date:** Dec 2020 through February 2021
- **Agenda:** Open ended! Write on esoteric technical things, community things, business things, whatever. You can check/collaborate on things here, or just read it for awareness. Truly, open-ended.
- **Contact (initially):** ralph <[e-mail]>
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- **PUBLISHED:** yo wasm - The Easy Way to WebAssembly
- **What is it:** Guide to a Wasm project generator, using the popular Yeoman code generator. "Although languages such as Rust and C/C++ can compile to WASM, it’s not always obvious how to set up projects in this way - there is extra ceremony compared to most languages’ “native” target. Setting up debugging and deployment also involves extra steps too, and those aren’t always obvious. So there’s a barrier to entry in the first place, and unwelcome configuration every time you create a new project.""
- **Date:** December 3, 2020
- **Author:** Ivan Towlson (Microsoft)
- **Contact:** ralph squillace <[e-mail]>
- **Post Host:** https://deislabs.io/posts/introducing-yo-wasm/
- **Reference:** https://github.com/deislabs/generator-wasm/

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- **Title:** Still Rusting - One Year Later
- **What is it:** It has been about a year since the DeisLabs team starting using Rust in a "serious" project. About this time last year, we started work on what became the [Krustlet](https://github.com/deislabs/krustlet) project. Since then, we have been using Rust extensively across our projects and have learned a ton more about the language's strengths and weaknesses. As "Rust After the Honeymoon" posts currently seem to be all the rage, we thought we could contribute a little to the discussion with our experiences writing applications for the cloud world.
- **Date:** December 3, 2020
- **Author:** Ivan Towlson (Microsoft)
- **Contact:** ralph squillace <[e-mail]>
- **Post Host:** https://desilabs.io/posts/still-rusting-one-year-later/
- **Reference:**
- https://deislabs.io/posts/kubernetes-a-rusty-friendship/
- https://deislabs.io/posts/a-fistful-of-states/

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- **Title:** Introducing Bindle
- **What is it:** Bindle is an aggregate object storage system, optimized for dependency graphs in particular with respect to something like [WebAssembly nano-processes](https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/11/announcing-the-bytecode-alliance/)
- **Date:** December 14, 2020
- **Author:** Matt Butcher (Microsoft)
- **Contact:** ralph squillace <[e-mail]>
- **Post Host:** https://desilabs.io/posts/introducing-bindle/
- **Reference:**
- https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/11/announcing-the-bytecode-alliance/

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