The WebAssembly System Interface, or WASI, released version 0.3.0 this week. WASI provides a standardized way for WebAssembly applications to interact with operating systems—think of it as the glue layer that lets WASM programs talk to your machine. According to GitHub, developers can now pull the new version.

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