I built a compiler in 9th grade — runs in the browser via LLVM → WASM (demo + repo)

Kain - Write once. Deploy everywhere. Featuring a hybrid compilation model that combines both js and wasm with bindings included.

Silverfir-nano update: a WASM interpreter now beats a JIT compiler

elfconv: AOT binary translator of Linux/ELF -> WebAssembly

Architectural deep-dive: Managing 3 distinct backends (Tree-walker, Bytecode VM, WASM) from a single AST

Writing Helper — open source grammar checker using Rust→WASM and Chrome's local AI (zero cloud calls)

WASM RPC state machine with a debugger+repl

I heard some rumor about "wasm is dead" ...

Typhoon: Simple Rust WASM framework for small apps (feedback?)

MDST Engine: run GGUF models in the browser with WebGPU/WASM