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My 2¢: I'm actually not really here for the community aspect, i am more here for just, "Bailey gives updates," haha I find this is a convenient thing for me to watch as they are released on youtube to stay abreast on the important changes within the BCA.

Can we please get all the links in the description?

The title should be 3/6

I clipped Luke's async talk a few weeks ago th-cam.com/video/O_i8vgq1qIY/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

0:30 Audio starts 3:20 Bailey Hayes opens agenda for breakout topics 23:30 Voting finishes 26:05 Luke Wagner, WASI Preview 3 and Async 1:11:20 Joel Dice, isyswasfa (experimental async polyfill) 1:23:15 Break 1:43:26 Bailey Hayes introduces breakouts 1:46:00 WIT Package experience, Component tooling dev 2:24:13 Lunch break (including setting up brainstorming for user stories) 4:26:39 Briefing for breakout sessions 4:33:03 How to bound WASI 5:07:16 wasi-sql (and wasi-nn) and the seemingly untyped boundary between wasi and sql 5:26:20 Specific concerns for wasi-nn 5:33:37 Host plugins for Wasmtime, use cases 5:58:29 Yosh Wuyts gets transformed into a cat 5:58:52 WASI API/HTTP tools 6:20:00 Break (discussion of API tools continues during break) 6:48:23 Break ends 6:50:15 Summaries of discussions 7:07:00 Peter with WAC (WebAssembly Compositions) 7:35:00 Bailey Hayes with wrapup

15:36 Audio starts 16:28 David Bryan introduces Plumber Summit 20:21 Bailey Hayes with agenda 22:10 Ralph Squillace from Bytecode Alliance board 26:29 Patrick Hickey's video on how BA does things 43:00 Till and Alex about Native Wasmtime Components 1:19:20 Break 1:49:15 Return from break, discussion on new minor WASI versions 3:17:26 Lunch break 4:46:24 Sticky notes for goals, concerns, successes 4:55:36 Audio returns, discussing renaming from 'preview' 5:11:00 Taylor Thomas, OCI Artefacts with Components 5:22:50 Robin Brown and Lann Martin, SIG-Registry Roadmap and Update 5:42:22 Taylor Thomas, Jiaxiao Zhou, Mossaka, WASI-cloud update 6:07:18 Break 6:41:37 Nick Fitzgerald and Luke Wagner, Core WASM Proposals and Wasmtime 7:05:00 Luke Wagner with some backlog of future ideas 7:38:00 Prioritisation discussion about future ideas 7:58:12 Luke Wagner on future tooling 8:11:00 Wrap-up with Bailey Hayes

Hello, those online exercises are a great idea, but unfortunately it doesn't work. When I upload my component, it says "SyntaxError: missing '}' after module specifier list" in red. I can run the component with "wasmtime run" just fine. I am building the component with "cargo component build --release". An online interactive tutorial is great, but it's missing a proper explanation on how to complete the exercises for someone who doesn't already know how to do them, which kind of defeats the purpose of a tutorial. It doesn't say anywhere how you should crate and build your guest wasm file, for example.

Can we get the excalidraw link?

I had great success asking ChatGPT for such problems in the Typescript world. So even though I'm not very familiar with Python, I might have found something useful: from abc import ABC, abstractmethod from typing import Type, TypeVar, Generic T = TypeVar('T') class AbstractClass(ABC, Generic[T]): @abstractmethod def get_instance_type(self) -> Type[T]: pass class ConcreteClass(AbstractClass): def get_instance_type(self) -> Type['ConcreteClass']: return ConcreteClass # Instantiate ConcreteClass instance = ConcreteClass() # Get the type and print it to stdout instance_type = instance.get_instance_type() print(f"Instance type: {instance_type}")

Can't wait for resource support in the component model. Making plugins or modding systems for video games is going to be awesome.

Is it possible to see the chat / links that were shared in the chat during recording? Edit: oh maybe took some time but can see the chat replay now 👍

Awesome stream!

These fireside chats are so wonderful. Loved this.

Will the dependency tree always have to be flat in wasi components or will transitive dependencies be allowed to resolve to independent components in their subtree?

This is an amazing record of WASM/WASI lore! Thank you Bailey for capturing this for us newcomers!