Spin 1.1 brings improvements to the developer experience through a new `spin watch` command, the ability to configure the Spin key/value store, new HTTP routers for Rust and Go, and more!

Check out where Fermyon will be during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU '23

MacKenzie Olson here - looking forward to chatting about authoring and sharing Spin components templates

The Wasm I/O conference in Barcelona, Spain brought together a veritable who's who of Wasm developers.

You can build your own WebAssembly Cloud using our Open Source Components. Let us show you how.

MacKenzie Olson here - excited to walk through a few of the new features we've built on Fermyon Cloud recently: GitHub Actions and app metrics for your Spin apps

We talk about WebAssembly as the next wave of cloud computing. But why do we need another wave of cloud computing. The answer is serverless functions.

Introducing the first stable release for Spin, the open source developer tool for building, distributing, and running serverless applications built with WebAssembly.

I’m Justin Pflueger - In this add-on blog post, I'll build on the work from last week where I generated Spin SDK bindings for Go as we implement persistence with Postgres.

Check out where Fermyon will be during the week of Wasm I/O '23

What is WebAssembly good for? We all know about its value to the browser. But there are other intriguing cases.

Spin 1.0 Release Candidate is ready for testing.

I’m Justin Pflueger - In this iteration, I'll be taking you through the process of adding a Go component to our app. We'll also take a look at generating Spin SDK bindings for a feature that your language may be missing.

Spin user experience updates, key/value store improvements, deprecations and more

The Spin Python SDK enables developers to build rich serverless applications using one of the world's most popular programming languages.

Preview support for a built-in key/value store, running applications from registries, new Redis APIs, and more!

I’m Justin Pflueger - In this iteration, I'll be taking you through the process of adding a static website with authentication to our app. We'll explore the static fileserver, routing and token authentication.