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XFA forms won't die, so I wrote a flattener for them in pure Rust
Jasper | PDFluent
Jasper | PDFluent
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Sep 23
XFA forms won't die, so I wrote a flattener for them in pure Rust
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Trimming Video in the Browser: Why "Precise" and "Fast" Give Different Cuts
Aihangsoft Tools
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Sep 28
Trimming Video in the Browser: Why "Precise" and "Fast" Give Different Cuts
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Why Your Video-to-GIF Conversions Look Dirty, and the Two-Pass Palette Fix
Aihangsoft Tools
Aihangsoft Tools
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Sep 28
Why Your Video-to-GIF Conversions Look Dirty, and the Two-Pass Palette Fix
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I built 49 document tools that never upload your file
Tasin Hasan
Tasin Hasan
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Sep 23
I built 49 document tools that never upload your file
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Go WebAssembly Meets WebForms Core 2.1
Elanat Framework
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Sep 23
Go WebAssembly Meets WebForms Core 2.1
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Rust WebAssembly with WebForms Core 2.1
Elanat Framework
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Sep 22
Rust WebAssembly with WebForms Core 2.1
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AssemblyScript WebAssembly Meets WebForms Core 2.1
Elanat Framework
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Sep 21
AssemblyScript WebAssembly Meets WebForms Core 2.1
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Running an on-device AI face rater: what I learned
Bradley Harper
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Sep 22
Running an on-device AI face rater: what I learned
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Unlocking Browser Compute: Running High-Performance WebAssembly and Rust in Modern Web Apps
Muhammad Tahir
Muhammad Tahir
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Sep 21
Unlocking Browser Compute: Running High-Performance WebAssembly and Rust in Modern Web Apps
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How I Built a Free Sudoku Generation API with Rust and WebAssembly
steven chao
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Sep 20
How I Built a Free Sudoku Generation API with Rust and WebAssembly
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I downscaled a 1080p video to 480x270 to protect its quality
Max/Wang
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Sep 20
I downscaled a 1080p video to 480x270 to protect its quality
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Compressing PDFs to an exact size in the browser with Ghostscript + WebAssembly
Rogger Taipe
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Oct 12
Compressing PDFs to an exact size in the browser with Ghostscript + WebAssembly
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Building a Zero-Lag Client-Side Python Visualizer with Pyodide & WebAssembly
Debpriya santra
Debpriya santra
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Sep 19
Building a Zero-Lag Client-Side Python Visualizer with Pyodide & WebAssembly
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WebAssembly Beyond the Browser: Building a Sandboxed Plugin System in Node.js & Go
Mindinu Ariyawansha
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Sep 18
WebAssembly Beyond the Browser: Building a Sandboxed Plugin System in Node.js & Go
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150 file tools, zero uploads: running ffmpeg, OCR and PDF editing in the browser
Fileora
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Oct 10
150 file tools, zero uploads: running ffmpeg, OCR and PDF editing in the browser
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