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title="Orca"
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mediatype="demo"
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conference="Handmade Seattle 2023"
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description="WebAssembly apps without the web. A brand-new stack for cross-platform apps."
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[[videos]]
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title="Orca"
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embed="https://player.vimeo.com/video/887510391?h=d9b6819c0a"
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service="vimeo"
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download_link="https://vimeo.com/887510391/d9b6819c0a"
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[[videos]]
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title="Orca - Q&A"
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embed="https://player.vimeo.com/video/889290402?h=33706f0dbf"
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service="vimeo"
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download_link="https://vimeo.com/889290402/33706f0dbf"
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[[speakers]]
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name="Martin Fouilleul"
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#### WebAssembly apps without the Web
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Orca is a brand-new stack for cross-platform, sandboxed applications. It uses WebAssembly modules as a portable program representation and bundles them with its own runtime to produce self-contained applications for each operating system. Orca also provides APIs to interact with the underlying platform, and comes with a support library to help build graphics and UI applications.
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title="Orca"
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mediatype="demo"
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conference="Handmade Seattle 2023"
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description="WebAssembly apps without the web. A brand-new stack for cross-platform apps."
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[[videos]]
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title="Orca"
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embed="https://player.vimeo.com/video/887510391?h=d9b6819c0a"
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service="vimeo"
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download_link="https://vimeo.com/887510391/d9b6819c0a"
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[[videos]]
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title="Orca - Q&A"
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embed="https://player.vimeo.com/video/889290402?h=33706f0dbf"
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service="vimeo"
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download_link="https://vimeo.com/889290402/33706f0dbf"
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[[speakers]]
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name="Martin Fouilleul"
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#### WebAssembly apps without the Web
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Orca is a brand-new stack for cross-platform, sandboxed applications. It uses WebAssembly modules as
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a portable program representation and bundles them with its own runtime to produce self-contained
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applications for each operating system. Orca also provides APIs to interact with the underlying platform,
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and comes with a support library to help build graphics and UI applications.
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