Generate interactive UI components in the browser using WebAssembly and a capability-based UI framework Components compile straight to WebAssembly in memory without needing a full programming language toolchain Components execute with zero capabilities by default. The host system provides access to clocks, timers, random numbers and so on Make easy things easy with TutucaScript: a simple event-handling language A non-Turing complete language with no loops, recursion, or function calls Make hard things possible with a real programming language like Moonbit, JavaScript or write some WAX for the bare metal feeling :)

Pretty cool. I was doing some work around this a few months ago for https://github.com/dman-os/townframe , a pet thing of mine. My main intended surfaces are native apps and maybe TUI so I couldn't afford to do webtech for embedding components nor could assume it's rich visual expressivity. I went looking for wasm or preferably wasi embedded UI apis but most either gave the component a draw buffer, canvas or expose a very specific framework's programming API.