This is mentioned in the first post of the blog post series that is mentioned in the first sentence of the article! The gist is, use `wasmer create-exe --target other-target-triple` to cross-compile with zig (if…
It was completely a joke as mentioned in the article :) It's not actually a blockchain, just a very crude linear merkle tree. The point is that pets are appended into the blockchain, and if enough blocks get appended…
wasmer (as a rust library) + .wasm payload was a 5.5MB .zip file uploaded to Lambda (should have mentioned that in the article). This was without size/speed optimization as the goal.
This is mentioned in the first post of the blog post series that is mentioned in the first sentence of the article! The gist is, use `wasmer create-exe --target other-target-triple` to cross-compile with zig (if…
It was completely a joke as mentioned in the article :) It's not actually a blockchain, just a very crude linear merkle tree. The point is that pets are appended into the blockchain, and if enough blocks get appended…
wasmer (as a rust library) + .wasm payload was a 5.5MB .zip file uploaded to Lambda (should have mentioned that in the article). This was without size/speed optimization as the goal.