Endive 1.0 landed on Friday. 🎉
Here's a follow-up covering what it is, why it exists, and how it makes running WebAssembly from Java straightforward.
If you're interested in Java or WebAssembly, take a look!
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Endive 1.0 is out!🚀🚀🚀
Pure-Java WebAssembly runtime, zero native dependencies, now a @bytecodeallies project.
Now with native JVM GC integration for WasmGC references and tail call optimizations!
Chcek it out: endive.run/blog/endive-1.0
With endive.run WebAssembly now runs natively inside the JVM. No JNI. No native libraries. Zero dependencies.
If you run Java on Kubernetes, this changes the polyglot math. 🧵
Just presented at my first ever Spring I/O still buzzing!
Announcing Chicory Redline: native-speed Wasm on the JVM.
We compiled Cranelift to Wasm, run it through Chicory at build time, and bundle native code in your JAR. Zero deps on Java 25+(Panama).
chicory.dev/blog/chicory-red…
WebAssembly underpins superior isolation and millisecond-latency improvement for at-scale deployments. Yet, it is hard to implement. Mass adoption requires the Component Model 1.0 spec for simplicity, as @fastly's Luke Wagner explained today at @wasm_io 26.
Needless to say, there is a lot going on underneath the hood of @wasmtime as scrutinizing a one-line script in a WebAssembly module was revealed by core maintainer Nick Fitzgerald during "The Exacting Details of "Hello, World!" at @wasm_io 26 in Barcelona today.
. @wasm_io: WebAssembly’s largest conference begins. Let’s see what the speakers add to Wasm’s imminent massive adoption, as Sergi (hats off to the main organizer) gets things started. @thenewstack
Excited to speak at @wasm_io tomorrow with Max!
We'll talk about the latest state of Swift on WebAssembly 😊
If you're around, come say hi!
2026.wasm.io/sessions/easy-f…