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    Tobi Lütke Shares WASM Browser Demo with LimeZu Tiles

    Tobi Lütke reply shows a project playable in browser with LimeZu tiles via WASM and semantic library.

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    Tobi Lütke, Shopify co-founder and CEO, replied that a project can be played directly in the browser. He credited a tile set by LimeZu along with modern features and noted likely bugs remain. Lütke attributed the browser version to WASM and the semantic library. The post included an attached screenshot of a dark-themed code editor displaying Java. The message appears in the conversation around the original post on X.

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    @tobiWhat is this good for? First of all, you can play it in the browser! With a beautiful tile set by LimeZu, and all sorts of modern affordances (and doubtlessly some bugs to iron out). This is possible because of WASM, and because of the semantic library:

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    @tobiWhat is this good for? First of all, you can play it in the browser! With a beautiful tile set by LimeZu, and all sorts of modern affordances (and doubtlessly some bugs to iron out). This is possible because of WASM, and because of the semantic library: