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Trivial nitpick: according to https://webassembly.org/, WebAssembly is abbreviated as "Wasm" rather than "WASM". The article is consistent about its spelling, it just doesn't match what's used elsewhere.
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One that comes to mind is the WASM port of FFmpeg:
https://github.com/ffmpegwasm/ffmpeg.wasm
Another is the SQLite WASM project:
https://sqlite.org/wasm/doc/trunk/index.md
Also v86 for x86 machine virtualization in the web browser:
Possibly more interesting projects to be found here:
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One that comes to mind is the WASM port of FFmpeg:
https://github.com/ffmpegwasm/ffmpeg.wasm
Another is the SQLite WASM project:
https://sqlite.org/wasm/doc/trunk/index.md
Also v86 for x86 machine virtualization in the web browser:
Possibly more interesting projects to be found here:
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This is fantastic. The specs and the MDN documentation are pretty detailed, but I’ve found I need a fair bit of trial and error to understand some WAT language features.
The loop with a block directly inside is a good regular pattern! I’ll be using that all the time now.
I’ve been writing an Elixir DSL for WAT. Elixir has a powerful macro system, so I can closer to that pseudo C-syntax in this post, plus some other niceties. I plan to open source it as a library soon.
Here are examples I’ve written in it, like an HTML escaper, stateful HTML component, bump allocator, and a few state machines.
https://github.com/ComponentsGuide/components_guide/tree/mas...
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At one point I hand-wrote a simple Brainfuck interpreter in both WAT (called WAST at the time...) and asm.js. Both are extremely tedious, but it seems WAT has improved a bit ergonomically since...
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