Wasmer 3.0 Released As The Latest "Universal WebAssembly Runtime"

Following the development builds over the summer, Wasmer 3.0 was officially released this weekend as the newest feature release for this open-source software aiming to serve as a universal WebAssembly runtime with a goal to "run any code on any client" via WebAssembly.

Wasmer is one of several efforts working to drive WebAssembly (WASM) on the desktop and supports a variety of operating systems, has its own "WAPM" package manager, and other features to help embrace WASM outside of the traditional web browser scope.

Wasmer 3.0 brings a new WASIX implementation with full networking support, a lot of code refactoring, a new context API, fixes to its Singlepass compiler, RISC-V support, C API updates, and many other improvements.

Downloads and more details on Wasmer 3.0 via GitHub with there being binaries for Windows / Linux / macOS AArch64 and x86_64. More information on the Wasmer project itself for first-timers via Wasmer.io.