Rick Battagline

Congratulations @battagline! "The Art of WebAssembly" is featured in the list of best WebAssembly books of all time! bookauthority.org/books/best-web…

I'm having some trouble with my @Creality3dP K1 Max. Has anyone had this happen to them?

@clearvus I was a Turbo C++ guy in the early 90s

This was the language I learned after QuickBASIC. Hurts a little to think about this being 40. To be fair, I didn’t use it until the 90s but still…

Really enjoying "The Art Of WebAssembly" by @battagline! It's a topic I've always wanted to dive into, but the online guides are lacking. Highly recommend the book!

@eng_mclare @firefox They have definitely changed the interface since I wrote the book. I'm poking around to see if they moved it, but I don't see it at a glance.

Did the Profiler in @firefox remove the fps information? From #artofwebassembly, I should be able to find the fps rendered in Waterfall tab (which is gone now). I'm using the "Web Developer" settings so I'm wondering if there are some custom settings I need. @battagline

@MedinaDonoughe That's a bit of a non-sequitur. You're saying they have a commitment to safety but poor quality control?

While I applaud NASA's continued commitment to safety, continually scrubbing missions because of safety issues shows a culture of poor quality that needs to change. #NASA

@MikeMTOS So you don't want to run a webserver? I vaguely recall hearing that you either could now load a wasm file locally or that it would happen soon. I can't remember the details, I always run a webserver. You may want to try it with the latest Chrome & Firefox to see what happens.

@battagline Thanks, Rick. I was hoping to get everything in one file so that I could run the programs solely from client side browsers. My understanding if not in one file can only be run from servers to clients. I'd like to share programs with others like email & not worry about their setup

@battagline Dear Rick, I'm a novice programmer who bought your book on Hands On Game Development. Is it possible to put wasm & glue js code inline one html document so can distribute & run in client browser? At time of book you said no; some forums suggest now can via typedArray?

@MikeMTOS I actually haven't been using emscripten recently. I'm working on my own WebAssembly language atm. I'm not familiar with Amulet, so I'm not sure I can be of much help. Why does everything need to be in one file?

@battagline Rick, the Amulet developer was also interested in the idea. Unfortunately, it seems that he thinks it might be a challenge since relies heavily on emscripten "magic". I'll give it a try but with your emscripten knowledge, I welcome any addition thoughts you have from his comments

@MikeMTOS Great, please let me know how it goes 😊

@battagline Yes, @battagline, exactly! Thank you very much, I'll try it out! :-) :-)

Woke up today to explosions. 14 cruise missiles were fired at Kyiv from Russian Federation or Belarus (not clear yet). At least four were not shot down by air defense forces. There are victims 🤬

@MaxGraey How much can the polls be trusted? Isn't it a crime to criticize the war in Russia now? I'm not saying that there isn't support in Russia for the war, I'm just saying that the polls may not be indicative.

Many people who are not in Ukraine think that only Putin wants war, and that the Russians have nothing to do with it. But in fact, 70 to 85% of the population in the Russian Federation support the war, according to many surveys. #UkraineRussiaWar

I’m safe. We couldn’t bear the thought of my girls experiencing Kyiv bombings, so we packed as much as we could into our car, grabbed our cat, and fled. Drove all day and night through badly damaged roads. Now we’re relatively safe in Khmelnitsky, will rest and plan what’s next

I know that among my followers are quite a lot people from big tech. If you have the opportunity, please make sure that you do not work with Russian companies like Yandex. Russia attacked Ukraine and is now killing my friends #ukraine #war

@nirvdrum I fixed this issue last week. I'm not sure when wabt.js made the breaking change. Hopefully, it wasn't too long ago. I added a message on wasmbook.com so I hope this won't be an issue for more people. Let me know if you have any questions about the book. Thanks!

@battagline That did it. Thanks! I only started working through the book about a week ago so I thought had the latest. Thanks for the help

@battagline I'm working through "The Art of WebAssembly" and almost none of the examples compile with wat2wasm. They do compile if I right-click in VS Code and select "Save as WebAssembly binary file", so I don't think it's a syntax issue. "local.get" is a problem. Any ideas?

@okamoto_seikei I'm sorry about this issue. I probably should have fixed the versions in my package.json file to the specific version of wabt and binaryen initially, but I thought that any future version of those packages would work. Thanks for letting me know!

@okamoto_seikei Can you try the updated version of wat-wasm I added?

@okamoto_seikei I found a problem with wat-wasm where it wasn't working with wabt version 1.0.26 so I changed it to use the fixed version "1.0.23" instead of "^1.0.19". Would you mind running `npm list wabt -g` to see what version of wabt you have installed? Thanks!

@okamoto_seikei Do you happen to be using PowerShell? What change did you make to AddInt.wat to make it compile? Thanks for letting me know.