
The Doctor Is In: Converting Spin 1 Apps to Spin 2
Spin has a command called 'doctor' that can fix up problems with your code. One of the things it can do is automate the conversion of v1 apps to v2. Let's take a look.

Announcing Spin 2.1
Spin 2.1 brings a new WASI snapshot, support for registering multiple components for the same Redis channel, improvements to plugin configuration and upgrading, and several bugfixes and other improvements!

Wasm All the Way - From Client to Server With Leptos, Rust and Spin
Leptos is a fast, fun, expressive way to build Web sites in Rust - and now it runs on Spin

How to Streamline Your Web Hosting
Discover How Fermyon Cloud Transforms Your Web App Experience

Find Fermyon at AI.dev for Our Last Conference of 2023
Fermyon’s last conference of 2023 will be AI.dev, co-located with Cassandra Summit in San Jose, California. Come by our sponsor booth or watch our session to learn about our Serverless AI offering.

Building a social photo app using Spin, KV & Nuxt.js
In this post we will show you some pictures from Behind The Scenes @Fermyon and also walk you through how we built this using Spin.

Persisting Data in WebAssembly Applications Using Redis
Unleash the power of WebAssembly with Spin 2.0 as we guide you through using Redis for state-of-the-art data persistence in cloud-based applications.

Announcing Advent of Spin 2023
Announcing Advent of Spin 2023 - A fun coding challenge to learn Spin and Serverless WebAssembly

5 Fermyon Releases: What We Did at KubeCon
KubeCon Chicago felt like a celebration. We released Spin 2.0. We got to reconnect with friends we made during our India trip this summer.

It’s Time to Reboot Software Development
How the WebAssembly Component Model is Transforming Software Development.

Fermyon Presents: Phippy’s Field Guide to Wasm
Fermyon releases a new book in The Illustrated Children's Guide to Kubernetes book series focused on WebAssembly.

Composing Components with Spin 2.0
Over the past few years, WebAssembly (Wasm) has become an exciting new target for applications. Its small binaries, polyglot bytecode, and fast startup times make it a wicked unit for serverless applications. From the start, Spin aimed to make it easier for developers to get started using Wasm and take advantage of each advance in the technology. With Spin 2.0, we have unlocked an exciting evolution of Wasm, the component model. This blog walks through how to take advantage of components in Spin 2.0.

Introducing Spin 2.0
Spin 2.0 — the open source developer tool for building, distributing, and running WebAssembly (Wasm) applications in the cloud.

Fermyon @ KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA '23
Learn about all of Fermyon’s activities during the week of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA '23

Local AI Development with Cloud GPUs
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Fermyon Cloud's First Birthday - Year in Review 🎂
It's been one year since we've announced Fermyon Cloud. Let's review the journey together and unwrap a few new features in the process.

Serverless Sources: Our Team’s Favorite Places to Read & Learn in 2023
Exploring tech resources, emphasizing WebAssembly, open-source development, and related communities and events.
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