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Extism is a cross-language framework for building with WebAssembly that functions as an off-the-shelf plug-in system you can integrate as a library. It emphasizes security by sandboxing all plug-in code, enabling safe execution within your host app and fast deployment (ship in days, not weeks). It offers SDKs for many languages (Python, Node, Ruby, Rust, Go, PHP, C/C++, OCaml, and more) and is designed to run almost anywhere.
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Week of Sep 21
“Extism — If you are looking for a higher-level framework rather than a raw low-level bytecode engine, Extism builds cleanly on top of runtimes like Wasmtime.”
“Extism - What it is: A higher-level "framework" built on top of underlying runtimes like Wasmtime”
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Extism — If you are looking for a higher-level framework rather than a raw low-level bytecode engine, Extism builds cleanly on top of runtimes like Wasmtime.
Extism - What it is: A higher-level "framework" built on top of underlying runtimes like Wasmtime
