mrashes

Unsure if you're able to but can you speak to how many users you have? Have you done advertising? What rate do people sign up for it now that your on a subscription.

Oh man! Love it. Great Idea!

There is a children's book about this pairing: https://www.amazon.com/Duck-Rabbit-Amy-Krouse-Rosenthal/dp/0...

This is really a bummer. I enjoyed the Wunderground API a lot, luckily there are other options for weather.

As more people train as developers, will we see less exposure of data due to infrastructure issues?

Yeah, I've been working on python and java for sometime but it still boils down to js thinking for me.

Thanks for explanation though, I'm not intimidated of it taking my job as much as I am the wide scope of the thing. Seems massive!

I hadn't thought about using it for decoding images, clever! I'd been dreaming of translating my favorite python package over to the web to use without having to spin up django, but from what I'm hearing that isn't really the purpose.

I really love the idea of WebAssembly but am super intimidated by it. Being a junior frontend dev it seems like a really powerful piece of tech that could go in a million directions in the future.

My big hangup is understanding a low level use case for it. I've console.logged in wasm but only knowing javascript I don't know where to go from here. Is the idea that you can utilize packages in any language then rebuild it in js?