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#wordpress #playground: run WordPress in your #browser, with #WebAssembly.
▻https://wordpress.org/playground— Permalink
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seanmorris/php-wasm: #PHP in #Browser, powered by #WebAssembly. Original Project by Oraoto, ES6 & Clang Upgrades by Sean Morris.
▻https://github.com/seanmorris/php-wasmPHP in Browser, powered by WebAssembly. Original Project by Oraoto, ES6 & Clang Upgrades by Sean Morris.
Exemple : ▻https://codepen.io/SeanMorris227/pen/WNLmWdR?editors=1100
En lien avec ▻https://seenthis.net/messages/1000510
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#WordPress Playground
▻https://developer.wordpress.org/playground
▻https://wordpress.github.io/wordpress-playgroundWordPress Playground brings key platform dependencies into the browser. Here’s a quick breakdown of how it works:
– #PHP runs as a #WebAssembly binary
– MySQL is replaced for SQLite via a WordPress plugin
– Web server is implemented with the Service Worker APIFaire tourner un WP directement dans son navigateur, cas d’usage :
- Single-click website clones to experiment with design updates and plugins
– WordPress programming tutorials in the browser without any local setup
– Zero-setup website builders
– PHP and WordPress versions switchers—helpful for testers
– Bug reports that include a real reproduction
– Single-click development environments for reviewing code, onboarding new developers, or debugging failed tests directly in the CI (imagine visiting WordPress.org, pressing a button, and starting your first PR right there) -
The Three Eggs in a Distributed Basket: #wasm, #blockchain, and #reputation
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-three-eggs-in-a-distributed-basket-wasm-blockchain-and-reputation-29There are undercurrents forming that in the near future will converge into a torrent of adoption, creativity and a change to the way we operate online. The change is going to feel subtle because the way it will be brought about is a natural one; but it will be fundamental all the same.And with the right kind of eye, you can see the undercurrents today. They are #webassembly, Blockchain, and Reputation.WebAssemblyWebAssembly — or Wasm — is a standard designed to be a compilation target for programming languages and a binary format with the goal of near-native performance for web applications.When you think of Wasm as a compilation target for programming languages, picture it as the common meeting ground for all developers. And Wasm is moving in this direction pretty fast. There’s a curated (...)
