Let's run a simple Spin App on Azure Kubernetes Service with SpinKube.

Let's build a simple JavaScript app and deploy it into our Rancher Desktop cluster via SpinKube.

Explore how Python's extensive libraries, when compiled to WebAssembly, simplify solving complex mathematical problems over the web

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.

Leptos is a fast, fun, expressive way to build Web sites in Rust - and now it runs on Spin

Discover How Fermyon Cloud Transforms Your Web App Experience

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.

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.

Master Crossword Puzzles with AI: Your Ultimate Clue-Solving Companion!

Serverless AI Inferencing Using Python: Deploy Python-based serverless AI with Spin effortlessly. Dive into our step-by-step guide to unlock seamless AI inferencing on Fermyon Cloud.

In a time where Large Language Models (LLMs) are continuing to blossom, do you think that we still hold a discernible edge over Artificial Intelligence (AI) when it comes to writing hauki poetry?

We build a simple sentiment analysis API using Fermyon Serverless AI and Spin.

Using Near Field Communication (NFC) and Spin to create a web UI and JSON REST API to work with iPhone Shortcuts.

Learn about the many ways you can execute Spin serverless WebAssembly apps - locally, with Kubernetes, Nomad, Fermyon Cloud and more

This how-to guide discusses the 'spin new' command app structure and tips on how to organize larger apps.

Learn how to build hosting environments for Spin applications

Learn how to use Dioxus to build user interfaces with Rust in Spin

This article shows how Spin applications can be configured to rebuild and/or restart whenever changes to applicable files occur.

Providing a Frontend for Your WebAssembly Backend

A guide to using the Spin key/value explorer

In this post I'm going to walk you through how I built a simple and persistent like button for my blog with Spin

I’m Justin Pflueger - In this iteration, we'll be exploring a couple of ways to use the new key-value feature in Spin and automating the deployment our application to Fermyon Cloud.

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

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.

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.

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.

Learn how the Spin Fileserver helps serve static content for your server-side WebAssembly applications.

I’m Justin Pflueger - I'll be taking you through the process of creating and shipping an app using WebAssembly, step-by-step. I'll start with Project Setup and creating the first API.

In this post, we’ll create a new PHP application with Spin and then run it in Fermyon Cloud.

We’ve been seeing hundreds of users trying out the Fermyon Cloud, and we’ve been busy playing around with a variety of use cases ourselves. This blog post showcases using Spin and Fermyon Cloud to host a Slack bot.

This article outlines the importance of persistent storage and shows how persistent storage in WebAssembly applications is entirely possible with a little help from Fermyon's Spin framework.

Fermyon announces an experimental SDK for using C# and .NET to build Spin applications.

Repository templates allow you and others to generate new repositories with the same directory structure, branches, and files. This blog post shows you how to build your own CMS from a template. The process is very quick and once up and running you can go ahead and customize your CMS to meet your needs.

Rich results go beyond the standard blue link, helping to represent videos, images, events and more. This blog post shows how to implement rich results inside Fermyon's Content Management System (CMS) called Bartholomew.

This blog post shows you how to make a noticeable impact on the Web when using Fermyon's WebAssembly(Wasm) based Content Management System (CMS) called Bartholomew. The short story in this blog is about how a user made their Bartholomew CMS implementation better for search engines, through a process known as Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

Radu Matei hung out with the Rust Linz folks, discussing WebAssembly, the component model, and building spin applications

Get started using Apple's Swift language to write Spin WebAssembly applications for the cloud. This step-by-step tutorial covers installing SwiftWasm, writing a simple Wasm app, and runing it as a Wagi HTTP handler on Spin.

In this final post of the Finicky Whiskers series, we discuss the platform on which we run the word's most adorable manual load generator.

Bookhook is a simple Spin application that uses an inbound webhook from Trello to trigger an outbound webhook to Slack. We'll see how to create webhook applications in Spin and WebAssembly.

In this third part of the Finicky Whiskers series, we look at four microservices that drive game play. Rust, Ruby, HTTP, and Redis are covered in this post.

Learn how Finicky Whiskers uses the Spin Fileserver to achieve an impressive 99 out of 100 on the Google Page Speed test.

Bartholomew, the CMS that powers Fermyon.com, is the first content management system for WebAssembly. Fermyon's Matt Butcher and Radu Matei recently spoke about it at WasmDay during KubeCon EU 2022.

Finicky Whiskers isn't just a game. It's the world's most adorable manual load generator.

Sometimes you want to get your WebAssembly Spin app out in public right away. Here we use DigitalOcean to create a Droplet running Spin. Then we use VS Code to live-edit on the Droplet.

Cutting down on the size of a Wasm binary has advantages for performance and transfer speed. This post covers some tricks for reducing the size of Go code projects when compiled to WebAssembly with TinyGo

Come learn how you can leverage experimental Spin features to enable outbound HTTP support

Of the growing list of WebAssembly capable programming languages, Go is one of our favorites. In this post, we build a real (but tiny) service with TinyGo.

Bindle is the silverware drawer for Wasm objects. It provides an efficient and flexible packaging system for component-based applications that have variable dependencies.