[emnudge]

Author here!

My initial motivation to learn WASM (as someone from a primarily web background) was that I had a pretty poor understanding of WASM in general and so I had a lot of difficulty working with WASM builds in just about any capacity other than a heavy JS wrapper.

There are aspects to how WASM works that are quite different from other kinds of assembly formats that make learning the basics pretty important. e.g. how memory is requested, provided, grown. How functions are received and exported. Capabilities of tables.

A lot of this might be abstracted by massive wrappers, but you're losing a lot in perf and debugability when using them.

[wanderlust123]

Thanks for putting this together, I too learn best by doing, and this looks very helpful!