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xtuc··on Show HN: Byte Arena – Code Your Fighter Bot
Thanks, we'll add more drama to the game soon-ish :)
xtuc··on Show HN: Byte Arena – Code Your Fighter Bot
Thanks, that's highly appreciated.

Currently we don't have enough material for such a list tho but we can create an awesome-bytearena list.

xtuc··on Show HN: Byte Arena – Code Your Fighter Bot
Thanks, our project is still very beta and the visualization need indeed some polishing.

Airmash is looking really cool, we'll definitely take a look at it.

xtuc··on Show HN: Byte Arena – Code Your Fighter Bot
Yes, thanks!
xtuc··on Show HN: Byte Arena – Code Your Fighter Bot
It's open-source here https://github.com/byteArena, if you guys want to look at the source code.
xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
Ok
xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
Ok thanks, can we connect on twitter? https://twitter.com/svensauleau/.

I can see on your GitHub page that you made the famous WebAssembly to JVM, nice job!

xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
Browsers won't support it, that's a good point. Note that WAST (text) is much more bigger than WASM (binary).
xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15920646
xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
I have done a few benchmark but it's still too early to be relevant.

I want to take advantage of the optimization done by the JavaScript VM and asm.js in the future.

xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
Actually polyfilling is only one of my goals. I think that it could work as a good playground for the spec since you can easily try out new things.
xtuc··on A WebAssembly interpreter written in JavaScript
Yes I planned to support the spec core tests (that's why I implemented WAST in the first place).