Optimized WebAssembly Tooling

A curated suite of tools for compiling, debugging, optimizing, and deploying WebAssembly modules across modern application stacks.

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                                // WebAssembly example

                                (module

                                  (func $add (param $x i32) (param $y i32) (result i32)

                                    i32.add (get_local $x) (get_local $y)

                                  )

                                )

Core Tooling Suite

Essential tools for building and optimizing WebAssembly workflows

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WABT

WebAssembly Binary Toolkit for compiling and disassembling .wasm files

🔗 GitHub

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Binaryen

JavaScript compiler backend with powerful WebAssembly optimizations

🔗 Docs

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Emscripten

LLVM-based compiler from C/C++ to WebAssembly with rich runtime support

🔗 Website

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Wasmtime

Stand-alone WebAssembly runtime with embedded execution capabilities

🔗 Playground

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WASI

WebAssembly System Interface for cross-platform system call compatibility

🔗 Specifications

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WASMX

Extended WebAssembly debugger with real-time memory visualization

🔗 Demo

Integration Examples

Sample worklow for common WebAssembly implementation patterns

Rust to Wasm

1. $ cargo install wasm-pack
2. $ cargo new --lib wasm-project
3. $ cd wasm-project
4. $ wasm-pack build --target web
5. $ npm install
6. $ npx webpack

Create a Rust library and compile it to WebAssembly module compatible with modern browsers.

🔍 Full Tutorial

AssemblyScript

// install assembler
npm install -g as-
compiler

// compile TS to WASM
as as<--out-file=calculator.wasm --
target=asmjs --
entry=calculator entry.ts

Compile TypeScript code to WebAssembly using AssemblyScript for browser-compatible execution.

🔍 Documentation

WebAssembly Debugger

Real-time visualization of stack operations and memory management

WASM-X is our proprietary debugger prototype that analyzes execution flow, memory allocation, and opcode performance in real time. Use the live editor below to test WebAssembly modules.

🧪 Try the Live Debugger