Introducing our Next-Generation JavaScript SDK

1. wasmtime

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   A lightweight WebAssembly runtime that is fast, secure, and standards-compliant

   

   Standards help in a completely different way, too: since all of the HTTP support is now built using wasi-http, applications built with the new SDK that don’t make use of the Spin-specific APIs we also support can run in any environment that supports wasi-http, such as Wasmtime and Node.js (via JCO).

2. SaaSHub

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   SaaSHub - Software Alternatives and Reviews. SaaSHub helps you find the best software and product alternatives

   

3. streams

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   Streams Standard

   

   StarlingMonkey is a JavaScript runtime we’ve built together with our friends at Fastly and contributed to the Bytecode Alliance. It’s built on top of SpiderMonkey in a highly modular way, making it easy to configure as needed for our use case. Crucially, it comes with an implementation of key web APIs that substantially improve compatibility with the web ecosystem, like the fetch API for handling outgoing HTTP requests, key parts of the Service Workers spec for handling incoming requests, streaming processing of request and response bodies using the web’s Streams API streamssetTimeout, and setInterval.

4. fetch

   3 37 2,130 6.7 HTML

   Fetch Standard (by whatwg)

   

   StarlingMonkey is a JavaScript runtime we’ve built together with our friends at Fastly and contributed to the Bytecode Alliance. It’s built on top of SpiderMonkey in a highly modular way, making it easy to configure as needed for our use case. Crucially, it comes with an implementation of key web APIs that substantially improve compatibility with the web ecosystem, like the fetch API for handling outgoing HTTP requests, key parts of the Service Workers spec for handling incoming requests, streaming processing of request and response bodies using the web’s Streams API streamssetTimeout, and setInterval.

5. quickjs

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   Public repository of the QuickJS Javascript Engine.

   Where the previous SDK was built on top of the QuickJS JavaScript engine and the Javy runtime, the new SDK is built on top of the Firefox browser’s SpiderMonkey engine, and the Bytecode Alliance’s StarlingMonkey runtime and ComponentizeJS WIT bindings generator.

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